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| A Swiss doctor named Beat Richner runs the Children's Hospital. He has been there about 20 years I think, minus a time when the Khmer Rouge kicked all foreigners out. He plays cello on Saturday nights. | The place was very nice and open. It didn't feel like a hospital so much, but more like an art museum. | This guy was the clinic technician who took our blood. He sees a lot of locals and foreigners. He was studying computers at a tech school and talked to me about them. | Here are two grown adults freaking out about giving blood. How can people still be scared of needles at age 24? |
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| A shot of people waiting for free medical care at the children's hospital. It's amazing that Cambodia of all places can offer this for free. | Another shot of the tropical looking hospital. | Us leaving after giving blood. | An outside shot of the building. It was really not hospital like at all. I would never have known it was a medical building. |
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| A front shot of the building. | This little girl gets an entire page to herself. Click here to read her story. | ||