Many Blessings Anna-Lena. You are a great inspiration to the midwifery profession. Keep up the good work and the service you perform is not only honouring the people around you but also honouring God. xxxxoooo :):) Will continue to pray for you. Pauline Lea. New Zealand

XeeaA- I have recently returned from a volunteering trip in Tanzania where I assisted in an orphanage.
I recently discovered your website and am extremely interested in the work you are carrying out in Niger.
Regards Meg Hennessy

Her husband is Jairo Cadena Soto, he is engineer for colombia, He studied with me in Universidad del Valle. please write me. thanks

God chose you as a special person to help ease the devastation that exists in the world to-day - keep up the good work and God bless you always.

Thank you Mr Johnson for sharing your deeply moving story with us. Your resilience in facing the obstacles and suffering of your daily life is remarkable but that you were also inspired to believe you too could become a nurse and make a difference is a testament to the human spirit.

It's a privilege to be able to support the work of MSF and people like you.

Congratulations and warmest wishes.

Thok you give me hope that perhaps the world can be a more caring place for humans to live in.
Your dedication to making a difference in the world is tremendous.
You know first hand what the world can be like in many negative ways but you have risen above that to now making a positive difference to the community where you work. What a tremendous person you are. Never underestimate the importance and the benefit to others of the work you are doing.

Thank you Thok for your life story, you are a very special person .I am so pleased to be able to donate a little so it can help, wish it could be more like you do ,you have given it all. Very proud that Médecins Sans Frontières employed such a wonderful man.Keep up the great work guys you are great.

Reading this story of Thok Johnson caused me reflect on the time I worked with MSF in South Sudan. I was inspired by the courage and determination of so many of our staff who had struggled to gain an education and worked to help their people. It was never easy for them as they had so few resources to help along the way. That was years ago but reading this story brought back so many memories and I would like to congradulate Mr Johnson on his achievements. Well done!
Susan

You are amazing Thok. You give me hope that somehow my small gift each month can make a difference. You are an example to us all- brave, compassionate, dedicated.

Thok, you are an inspiration! Keep up the good work! Your past life experiences have enabled you to be the very compassionate and caring person that you are today! From one older Australian nurse....God bless you abundantly!