KAP on epilepsy among family caregivers in Rwanda

The author feels "the capacity to care is the thing which gives life its deepest significance". The author also thinks that there is nothing quite like realizing that you've saved another person's life. How many people can say/do that ? It's a very special, rewarding, and sacred gift to be able to help those are in need. Many people are eager to help their beloved ones but find themselves unable? Through reading this book you will find every thing you need to help people with epilepsy.

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Holds a Bachelor's of Sciences in Nursing from University of Rwanda, a Master of Arts in sociology from India(Asia), a Master of Public Health from Delaware State and a PhD from USA.

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The author feels "the capacity to care is the thing which gives life its deepest significance". The author also thinks that there is nothing quite like realizing that yoüve saved another person s life. How many people can say/do that ? It s a very special, rewarding, and sacred gift to be able to help those are in need. Many people are eager to help their beloved ones but find themselves unable? Through reading this book you will find every thing you need to help people with epilepsy.