This video has been sent by a volunteer with Slipstream International, which operates in Kalukembe, Angola. The women in the video are the property of their copies _Where There Is No Doctor_ _Where and women have no Doctor_. She writes. "I spent a good part of my time in the outdoor kitchen with the women and helps them prepare food one day a small group said they had to ask a secret question you asked me why, at the age of 50. I have only two children. When I ask why to know them, they wantedfrom one they told their stories. When they went around the circle they shared their age and how many children they have - 35 years old with 7 children, 37 years old with nine children, and so on. Then they began discussions on the challenges that come with bearing children in poverty - chronic hunger, lack of education for their children, repeated miscarriages or bleeding, weakness, and various symptoms that are worrying - all of this and the lack of medical care. They want to know how toPractice of family planning in a way that would not drive a wedge between them and their husbands. With my English copy WTIND [_Where There Is No Doctor_] and work through my translator, I was able to share the contraceptive in your book, and how the combination of the calendar, mucous membranes and condom methods to have the greatest chance of success. This was a method that I used the first nine years of my own marriage, so I know that it can work. My husband came and said this is possible and...
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