Today I had, what I hope to be, my last doctor's appointment. Last week I got yet another letter from the Peace Corps. Getting letters is starting to loose some of its excitement. The letter said that after receiving confirmation of my immunizations the Peace Corps had opened my medical file and found that sections were incomplete or warranted further information. They needed my psychologist to fill out a section she had missed. They needed further information on headaches and heartburn I haven't had for over 3 years, and they needed lab reports that I had already given them in my original medical submission. I have to admit, I was close to tears reading this letter. I continue to be optimistic and excited about serving, but having to resubmit information is terribly frustrating. On the upside, this is an excellent opportunity to practice the patience and perseverance that I will undoubtedly need in service.
 Sustainable Community TourismAs a Sustainable Community Tourism volunteer in Guatemala, I love being able to share my adventures. However, please remember that the views expressed here are my own personal view and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Peace Corps or the United States Government. Click here to see pictures of my three-months of training or my service. You can also read about the experiences that other volunteers in Guatemala (and around the world) are having at Peace Corps Journals.com. ArchivesSeptember 2010 |
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