Letters written by AIDS orphans in Murewa, Zimbabwe.Skip to plain text
The following letters are transcribed from the preceding copies without editing or corrections. Characters and words the children crossed out themselves have been omitted.
The second letter reads: I am a boy in the grade six in Murewa. I have no parents my father (died) in 1997 and my mother [died] in 1996. We are three children in our family. We are living with our grandmother [but] she is sick We don't have money to buy clothes and food. We came to school by foot because we don't have money to buy pair of shoes. Some times my grandmother doesn't [give] us food to eat Some of the time I will [feel] lazy in the class My [grandmother] is (so) poor that she can't buy food. My name is Hardwell MotsiBack to plain text story: Lessons Learned From Watching Health Care in Action |