Try to access your journal, but your Biogage is missing. Continue ahead to the kitchen, and pick up the lamp from the kitchen bench. Go around the central part of the living areas and through the opposite green door to the recreation room. Read the letter just to the right, then leave your room. Read all of the messages, then select to unlock door. Use the computer in the room, entering code 0509 to gain access. Also pick up the photograph from the floor - look at the back of it to see the code, then put it back on the shelf. Get up again and open the tall cupboard across from your bed. Head up the stairs and towards the birthday cake on the right Rude Awakening.
Take the crowbar that falls out, then go back to the jammed door and force it open with the crowbar. Keep going until you find a locker on the right that you can open. Turn left and follow this corridor past a vision and a jammed door on the left.
Pick up the lamp near the middle of the next room, then go through the only green door. Since that time, she has returned to her Tanzanian clinic many times, continuing to provide innovative treatment and rehabilitation for epilepsy, benefitting thousands of Africans afflicted with “moon madness.Get up and leave your room. She then married and immigrated to Canada and gained accreditation as a psychiatrist at McGill, then as an anthropologist at the University of B.C. Albert Schweitzer, she worked with him at his renowned clinic in Gabon. Soon after, at the behest of Nobel Peace Prize winner Dr. Protected by UN soldiers, she served as the hospital’s lone bedside physician during civil war atrocities. Aall was asked by the Red Cross to fly to the Belgian Congo to manage a 300-bed hospital. She became the first Western physician to treat a variant of epilepsy that is now recognized by the WHO as “Nodding Syndrome.” The following year, Dr. There she pioneered the treatment of epilepsy, establishing in 1959 her own remote clinic - which still exists today. Louise Aall of Tsawwassen, B.C., studied medicine in Germany, France and Switzerland before working solo as an itinerant bush doctor in rural Tanganyika (now Tanzania).
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