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This book tells the true story of what life is like for the men working in the sugar cane fields in the Dominican Republic. Every year we go and set up clinics in these primitive areas where the people have no access to medical care,clean running water,sanitation or education. These men do not make enough money to feed their children and malnutrition is prevalent. Children are not protected from diseases and receive no immunizations. What will it take to promote cahnge fro these people?
