Many feel a call to volunteer as the images of catastrophe continue to make their way off the island. Here is what one experienced emergency paramedic lived in the week of the aftermath.
This photo is courtesy of the Associated Press of Doctors Without Borders.
Related Posts
Highest Rated Videos
Rally in Tally – Part 1- A Solution to Poverty?
- Family Fights Health Insurance Company – Part 2
- Family Fights Health Insurance Co.
- 360-Degrees of Homelessness – A Happy Ending (Part 5)
- 360-Degrees of Homelessness – Alternate Shelters (Part 4)
- WebCam Spy Hacker
- Haitian Students Speak Out
- BEBE BY REALITY STAR BABE
90-Year-Old Ballet Dancer/Choreographer
January 30th, 2010 at 12:29 am
This interview with Rocco revealed the actuality of the situation in Haiti first hand. I felt the emotion of this man as he eloquently expressed what he witnessed overthere. What a caring human being. He will never be the same after this extraordinary experience. As an Haitian American, I thank Rocco for portraying the Haitian people truthfully as who they really are; Good People. Something that the popular media often overlooked.
I thank you very much for this great interview. We need much more like this.
January 31st, 2010 at 6:09 pm
I’m really struck by the kind, polite, and positive spirit of the Haitian people as described by Rocco. This is in sharp contrast to the many years of news stories covering the violence and crime.
Also, Rocco and his fellow paramedics are real heroes.