Tackling Malaria In A Country Like The

I Think It's Flattering When People Say I'm A Role Model, But I Don't Think I Am. It Depends On Your Outlook On The Word 'role Model.' I'm Not Perfect Or Anything. I Just Consider It A Great Compliment.

I Travel The World Visiting Global Health Programs As An Ambassador For The Global Health Organization, Psi, And Sometimes The Disconnect I See Is Truly Striking: People Can Get Cold Coca Cola, But Far Too Infrequently Malaria Drugs; Most Own Mobile Phones, But Don't Have Equal Access To Pre-natal Care.

I Was Happy To Kind Of Always Scoot Under The Radar.

I Do Find It Bizarre That People Find It Bizarre That I've Grown Up.

I Love The Idea Of Getting Up Early On Sundays And Walking To The Market To Pick Up Fresh Fruits And Vegetables. It's A Good Way To Start My Day, And It Makes Me Feel Like I've Accomplished Something Before Other People Are Even Awake.