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Rebecca Kaduru's life was forever altered by a catastrophic accident in Uganda. But after receiving shockingly insufficient medical care, her nightmare was only beginning. Rebecca endured extensive reconstructive surgeries for her physical wounds, but the emotional trauma had a profound impact on the way she views herself and her personal and professional priorities. She discusses the challenges of recovery in a social-media forward world, the human capacity for pain and empathy, and the importance of a supportive community on the journey to hard-won wisdom.\xa0

In this episode:

• Inadequate medical treatment leading to multiple surgeries.
• Emotional impact from realizing the limits of health education in Uganda.
• The influence of KadAfrica on girls and communities in Uganda.
• Setting boundaries for work and prioritizing family time.
• The power of vulnerability in leadership and workplace culture.
• The significance of community and personal support systems.

Charity: Hebrew Free Loan San Francisco

www.hflasf.org

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