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| The
team of doctors and medical students from Western University of Health Sciences pose for a picture with filmmaker Carl Strecker and local villagers. |
Medical
student Siraj Mowjood shows Sri Lanka children in Seenigama how to blow bubbles. |
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| A
mother and son wait to be seen by doctors at a refugee camp in Sri Lanka. |
Many
Sri Lanka families still live in government issued tents even six months after the tsunami. |
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| Medical
students Matthew Ott and Heather Kranitz sing songs with Sri Lanka children in Seenigama. |
During
an art therapy session, many Sri Lanka children in Seenigama drew the tsunami wave and family members crying. |
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| Boats
still remained beached hundred of yards from the water even six months after being swept inland by the tsunami. |
A
sculpture of hands reaching from a wave was erected in a small coastal village in Sri Lanka, in memory of the 136 people who died there. |
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| Dr.
M. Rahmi Mowjood and filmmaker Carl Strecker prepare to begin the day's work at a clinic in Seenigama, Sri Lanka. |
Filmmaker
Carl Strecker documents the image of a young girl living in a refugee camp in Sri Lanka since being displaced by the tsunami. |