rs. Today I spent the whole day in Nakuru. I was looking for some strips for the Diabetic Machine but couldn't find any, perhaps I have to call some drogstores in Nairobi. As the main street in Nakuru was blocked with traffic, I took the smaller "roads" and saw how people are living there: A lot of garbage everywhere and a lack of hygiene. No wonder that Cholera and other diseases are spreading in these circumstances. Normally no whites are pasing through these areas but thanks to many friends I meet on the way, the journey seems to be practicable. Often they say hello Mama Matata. It seems that I have more friends among the poor than among the rich!
rs. Today I spent the whole day in Nakuru. I was looking for some strips for the Diabetic Machine but couldn't find any, perhaps I have to call some drogstores in Nairobi. As the main street in Nakuru was blocked with traffic, I took the smaller "roads" and saw how people are living there: A lot of garbage everywhere and a lack of hygiene. No wonder that Cholera and other diseases are spreading in these circumstances. Normally no whites are pasing through these areas but thanks to many friends I meet on the way, the journey seems to be practicable. Often they say hello Mama Matata. It seems that I have more friends among the poor than among the rich!
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