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Life Changing Moments: Wrestling with Trauma with Dr. Omar Reda

(Editor’s Note: Dr. Dael’s audio in this episode is somewhat muted. However the conversation we felt was certainly worth publishing, so please forgive the poor sound quality on this one.)

When the country of Libya fell into Civil War, Dr. Omar Reda was faced with a decision, return at great personal danger, or stay in safety with the personal pain that went with that. He explains his decision in this week’s show.

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The Survivor: LoAn Nguyen, MD

Dr. LoAn Nguyen grew up in a very humble background in a small town of Dalat, Vietnam, during the Vietnam war.  By good fortune, she was able to come to the United States as a young refugee at the end of April, 1975, three days before the Fall of Saigon.

After 5 months at 2 refugee camps, she started her undergraduate study at Juniata College (Huntingdon, PA). LoAn then spent her junior year abroad in France (Université Catholique de Lille).  Following graduation in 1979, she delayed the pursuit of a medical career. Instead, she entered the doctoral program in chemistry at the Johns Hopkins University, where LoAn pursued biochemistry research for the following five years.

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