Lots of changes

Wow, 2 years is a long time! I was warmly greeted by the folks that had worked with me; which was very nice to have happen. The ICU is now 7 beds-- 4 general ICU and three neuro specific, which is a good thing. There is also now a pediatric ICU, which is also a very good thing. They can now segregate out and work with the really sick kids in a more aggressive way. I am still getting my bearings a bit on the medical stuff, and will report in greater detail later. There apparently was an intensivist who sorta just volunteered under his own auspices for the last 6 weeks and had just left. There is a massive amount of building going on, you literally can't walk a block without tripping over some construction site. The internal medicine docs are now on the third floor by US count and second floor by Bhutanese count. I am extremely disappointed to have a Western toilet. The other volunteers are an interesting, varied group. More on them later. It very nice to have Andy Hertler along. Out to eat again tonight.