I'm a paramedic and working on my nursing. I just learned of Dr. Farmer's and PIH today. I'm saddened by the loss of the good doctor but also grateful to learn of PIH. It's my goal to find a way the benefit and contribute proportionately to PIH as I grow in knowledge and partake in the associated compensation. Today, as a student, I learn. Tomorrow I'll share what resources I have.
When I learned of his passing Monday before last, I was facilitating a presentation, and I grieved silently in front of a couple dozen people who were unfamiliar with him or his work. I felt grief for my new found loneliness in a world without him. I felt grief for those who've yet to be introduced to his work, and then those who will never get to meet him, including me. Yet then, I was suddenly fortified by the gratitude for the exemplar left behind. In his legacy of uncompromising generosity there is certainly a model for the highest heights of human conduct. Though they are lofty shoes to fill, at the very least, we've got an informed vantage from atop the shoulders of this giant. As any good Farmer would, he left the world better than he'd found it.
I came here from John Greens video, moved by the connection he felt. Previously, I hadn't heard of Paul Farmer, but now that I have seen this video I am starting to grieve along with John (in a much smaller way, of course). It is a strange but beautiful thing. Partners in health seems like a wonderful organisation that brings not just concrete changes but hope for humanity.
Book recommendations: Fears, Feuds and Diamonds by Paul Farmer, An Introduction to Global Healthcare Delivery by Dr. Joia S. Mukherjee, Beloved by Toni Morrison, No More to Spend by Luc Messac, The Fault in Our Stars by John Green
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❤️ remembered and missed. rest in peace paul
Such a loss for all of us, thanks to Paul Farmer and anyone who works to make the world a better place.
I'm a paramedic and working on my nursing. I just learned of Dr. Farmer's and PIH today. I'm saddened by the loss of the good doctor but also grateful to learn of PIH. It's my goal to find a way the benefit and contribute proportionately to PIH as I grow in knowledge and partake in the associated compensation. Today, as a student, I learn. Tomorrow I'll share what resources I have.
Thank you for linking this, John
"It's really the miracle of Equity. That's the innovation" - Dr. Farmer. My favorite line from this event.
That guy was a superhero. Rest in peace Dr. Farmer, and thank you John for sending me to this video
When I learned of his passing Monday before last, I was facilitating a presentation, and I grieved silently in front of a couple dozen people who were unfamiliar with him or his work. I felt grief for my new found loneliness in a world without him. I felt grief for those who've yet to be introduced to his work, and then those who will never get to meet him, including me.
Yet then, I was suddenly fortified by the gratitude for the exemplar left behind. In his legacy of uncompromising generosity there is certainly a model for the highest heights of human conduct.
Though they are lofty shoes to fill, at the very least, we've got an informed vantage from atop the shoulders of this giant. As any good Farmer would, he left the world better than he'd found it.
I came here from John Greens video, moved by the connection he felt. Previously, I hadn't heard of Paul Farmer, but now that I have seen this video I am starting to grieve along with John (in a much smaller way, of course). It is a strange but beautiful thing. Partners in health seems like a wonderful organisation that brings not just concrete changes but hope for humanity.
Thank you Dr. Farmer. Rest In Peace.
Rest In Peace thank you for your work
"Impoverishment was the Work of generations" not only true but very powerful to point out!
what an amazing conversation. paul’s work will never be forgotten.
Book recommendations:
Fears, Feuds and Diamonds by Paul Farmer,
An Introduction to Global Healthcare Delivery by Dr. Joia S. Mukherjee,
Beloved by Toni Morrison,
No More to Spend by Luc Messac,
The Fault in Our Stars by John Green
Thanks!
I just finished watching, how insightful. I learned so much from this conversation alone. Thank you.
Long life and rest peacefully Dr. Farmer
Rest In Peace, Paul.
RIP