AIDS Ward, Chea Chum Neas Hospital, Takmao AIDS Ward, Chea Chum Neas Hospital, Takmao
AIDS Ward, Chea Chum Neas Hospital, Takmao AIDS Ward, Chea Chum Neas Hospital, Takmao
AIDS Ward, Chea Chum Neas Hospital, Takmao
AIDS Ward, Chea Chum Neas Hospital, Takmao
AIDS Ward, Chea Chum Neas Hospital, Takmao
AIDS Ward, Chea Chum Neas Hospital, Takmao
AIDS Ward, Chea Chum Neas Hospital, Takmao
AIDS Ward, Chea Chum Neas Hospital, Takmao
A 14-year old girl with AIDS, TB. Hope Hospice, Phnom Penh
'Samedy One Year Later II'
The nearly blind Samedy in 2005. Wat Opot/Partners in Compassion, Takeo
Last rites, including chanting, given to the dying Samedy by Brahmavihara's Beth Goldring. Last rites, including chanting, given to the dying Samedy by Brahmavihara's Beth Goldring.
Samedy, who lived a life of emotional violence, died peacefully. A monk from Wat Opot wrote the three characteristics of existence--suffering, impermanence, not-self--on his death shroud.
AIDS Ward, Chea Chum Neas Hospital, Takmao
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purpose has always been to provide desperately needed
emotional, spiritual and physical therapy to the
terminal. Now that anti-retroviral drugs have become
widely available and more people are surviving, their
purview has expanded to include a host of necessarily elastic social services
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