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A half-finished two-story building in central Gaza City is one of the few places providing support to amputees, most of them civilian victims of the Israel-Palestinian conflict, as they try and come to terms with their injuries.
Ten patients are waiting to see Dr Hazem al-Shawwa, the director of the Artificial Limb and Polio Centre. Mostly young, they had been caught in the violence of Israel’s 23-day assault on Gaza at the end of 2008 and beginning of 2009, and were still learning to use their new prosthetic limbs. [Published in AidBlogs - Read the original article] |




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