Morgan Moses (Nepal)


Morgan Moses

Morgan Moses is a rising senior at Tulane University in New Orleans, Louisiana. Upon graduating with her Bachelor of Science degree in Neuroscience and Anthropology, she hopes to receive her Master of Science in Anatomy before continuing on to medical school. Outside of the classroom, Morgan spends her time serving the New Orleans community as a volunteer emergency medical technician with both the Tulane University and the city of New Orleans. After her fellowship, Morgan wrote: "Working with the Advocacy Project and Care Women Nepal was a life-changing experience on both a professional level and a personal level. Professionally, I gained skills that set me apart from my peers and will propel me forward in the future. On a personal level, I connected so deeply with the women Care Women Nepal aims to serve. Women's health and women's reproductive health is not prioritized, which is what makes Care Women Nepal's work so incredible. Uterine prolapse is grossly underreported, overlooked, and stigmatized, and it was powerful to be involved with a group of people who were so passionate about affecting change in their community."



27 Aug

Gynecologists of the Health Camp

From left to right: Morgan Moses, Dr. Anjali Rasaili, Dr. Ramesh Shrestha, Dr. Tulasa Basnet

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Posted Aug 27, 2016

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11 Aug

Universality

I think there are certain things that are universal. There have been many moments during

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Posted Aug 11, 2016

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04 Aug

Health Camp Preparation

Morgan, you may be saying, Care Women Nepal’s latest health camp sounds incredible, but start

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Posted Aug 04, 2016

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01 Aug

Birthday Parties and Health Camps

Remember that feeling when you were little after your birthday party ended? All of your

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Posted Aug 01, 2016

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10 Jul

Intersection of Advocacy and Medicine

Note: I had some technical difficulties that stopped me from posting this earlier, but better

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Posted Jul 10, 2016

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30 Jun

A Glimpse into a Life with Uterine Prolapse

Disclaimer: I had planned to release a blog post about the actual surgeries before posting

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Posted Jun 30, 2016

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27 Jun

Waiting, Dal Bhat, and Chaos

There was nothing. There was nothing but waiting and dal bhat. On Thursday, Indira had

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Posted Jun 27, 2016

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11 Jun

Counting my M&Ms

I like things arranged just so and things done a certain way. The plates at

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Posted Jun 11, 2016

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04 Jun

Transitional Imbalance

For the first time since arriving in Nepal, I feel refreshed. I am sitting on

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Posted Jun 04, 2016

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27 May

Hitting the Ground Running

Since arriving in DC a little less than a week ago, I have initiated at

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Posted May 27, 2016

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