Andrew Sesay

Dear Andrew Sesay,

Hello my name is Sam, I'm from Thailand and I would like to know more about you and your job. Why did you choose this job? Do you feel Happy or sad every time you deliver a baby? Are you tired when you work? How many people did you help? Did anyone ever die when you were working? Have you ever deliver twin babies? How old are you? Is it beautiful in Sierra Leone?

Sam

Dear Andrew Sesay

 Dear, doctor Andrew Sesay. My name is Lieve and I’m very inspired by your work. I’m sending this you this letter from Thailand. I’m not certain that you will receive this letter, after all you are a very busy man. I have a couple of questions for you.

How do you feel when you’re responsible of delivering a baby?

I would be very nervous if I where you.

Is it hard to work with bare minimum material?

It doesn’t look easy, but you do it anyways.

I hope that you will receive this letter. Thank you for inspiring many.

   -Lieve 

Letter

Dear Mr. Andrew Sesay,
Hi my name is Larrs I am half Germany half American. I would like to ask you about your job it is so fascinating how you help mothers deliver their baby safely. How do you do it?  I cant imagine if i was you, their basically putting lives in your hands. It is so amazing how you still can do it without the vital resources like normal hospitals have. How do you feel delivering a baby? are you happy or just overjoyed? I cant imagine me being in your position i would be scared to death having poor mothers putting their lives in your hands i would be terrified.

mr andrew

Dear Mr Andrew,

My name is Charlee i'm 12 years old , It is very grateful to see someone help other women to deliver their baby.I have a few questions to ask.

Whats it like to deliver a baby?

I bet its scary and very exhausting.

Is it scary to deliver a baby?

It would be very frightening to me.

Has anyone died while giving birth?

Why would you choose this Job?

Yours sincerely charlee.

To Mr.Andrew

Dear, Mr Andrew

My name is Irin, and I think your doing something that is very helpful. You are helping expectant mums. Your not only saving people your also saving the earth by using the solar light to produce light. Even though sometimes the light isn't enough you still tried your best to do something about it. I couldn't imagine how hard might it be working without light. Plus you didn't have all the equipment you need but you still could help.  It must be very stressful for you because lots of lives depends on you and you don't know what would happen because the light might go of whenever or you don't have the equipment. Keep on doing what you are doing, everyone is appreciating it.

Thank You

Dear Dr.Andrew

Your job is a difficult job. It's so amazing that you work willing and happy with your job and received nothing except happiness from those children. I'm so glad that you are happy doing that job and you work so hard on it and take care of every thing without any of those fancy tools, by that I have 3 questions to ask you, firstly why did you willing to do this job that you doing now, secondly why are you happy with your job other than making people happy, and lastly how many children that you helped them so far

-Noel

Andrew

How does it feel to know that you are an essencial part of some random patients life? You are a pretty talented and nice person. And what makes it more inpressive is that you dont have all the tools and stuff but you still do it even without the proper tools or something yeah. I am very glad your saxraficing your own time to help others.

Mr. Andrew Sesay

Dear Mr. Andrew Sesay,
You risk your life to save people in need. How are you so brave? I can't imagine being in your position, having people putting their lives in your hands. How do you do it? Without light or vital recourses. What is it like living in Sierra Leone? How do you feel after you've delivered a baby? Do you feel proud and overjoyed? If I were in your position, I'd be terrified. I have no clue how to deliver a baby. I would most likely panic and freak out and end up crying more than the baby.

To Mr.Andrew

How must it feel to know that you are so essential to the birth of babies and the well being of several patients a day? I must admit that you are a talented and helpful person having to individually help people by travelling to them and not have the essential tools but still managing to keep them healthy. How must it feel knowing that people in poverty depend you to save them from their impending doom? The fact that you are there everyday to come and support them must make you an idol to people in Sierra Leone dosen't it?

Dr. Andrew

Dear Dr.Andrew

I know your job is a very hard job. Since you don't have advanced tool to help with. But I am glad that you are still happy helping those parents and child. It must fell amazing to see those smile from people you help. I had a few questions to ask you. Why did you choose to be doctor? How many hours you work a day?. I am very glad too that you sacrificing all your valuable time helping life.

Andrew Sesay

Dear Andrew Sesay,
I really admire your work, it must feel amazing to save peoples lives and see all the grateful parents. I can't imagine how challenging your work must be, because you don't have the vital equipment and lights you need. What made you choose this job? How does it feel to save others? Who inspired you to become a doctor? What is your favorite part of your job? What is it like to work without vital equipment and lights? How do you work without vital equipment? What does it feel like to loose someone? No matter how it went you should know you did your best.

Dear Dr.Andrew

Dear Dr.Andrew

I know its hard for you doing your job. How does it feel to know that there are many people suffering in the world? What got you into your job? Do you like it? Do you feel emotional sometimes? I wonder whats going on inside your head? How many places have you gone to?, must be many. Is it stressful or depressing realizing your far away from your family and other people you love or loved. Is it difficult for you to live in this situation? Do you love/like your job? How do you feel after you've accomplished what you hoping for? All I´m saying is that you should stay strong and keep doing what your doing. Do good, good comes back to you and gives you luck. Your a lucky man to have this job you  get love you get care and when you don´t , don´t worry cause there are many people in the world now who need your help so keep doing what your doing and make the world a more calm and peaceful world.

Sincerely, Jess    

Andrew Sassey

Dear Andrew

We truly admire you for all your hard work on letting mothers give birth in Sierra Leone without either the mum or the baby die. Not many people will do that now a days. Most people will just give up, but not you. I bet these children will have a great future. It's really amazing how you did all this with a bad equipment, facility, etc. You really are amazing. There is a few thing I want to ask.


How many hours do you work per day?
How bad is your current equipment?
How old are you?

From Chai

Mr.Andrew

Dear Mr. Andrew, My name is Edward. I really like and admire your work and I know your work is hard and sometimes worse and I like people to be inspired by your job of helping. If everybody knows your story they might be proud of you helping people. Even you don't have the best tools you still get the job done and I'm very happy about that. I admit that you are talented person. If I were you I could never coup with your job. I am inspired by your job of helping peoples lives and you are history.

Dear.Andrew

Hey Andrew i'm Natty. I heard about your story. I felt really happy because now a days not a lot of people are as good as you. You are a hero, a very good hero. I think you feel very proud when you helped and saved a lot of lives.  I really want to help you Andrew and make a good hospital with good material. It's really hard to find someone as good as you in this world. If more people know about your story maybe they can help. Maybe the president of that country can help. I'm really happy there is someone like this in the world. I will help share your story around and more people can help give money or give hospital materials. Thank you Andrew you are everyone's hero.

Dr.Andrew

 My name is Robert I'm from Thailand I would like to asked you about your job how do feel when you delivered the baby out from the mother do you feel happy to help others or do you feel sad why do you choose this job is it helped others makes you happy and happy to see the baby that has been born can I go visit you and watch how you work I want to know how it feel to see the baby has been born your work is very interesting please do your best until the end.

From: Robert

Letter for Mr Sesay

                                                                                                          14th June 2017

                                                                                                          Hua Hin International School

                                                                                                          Hua Hin

                                                                                                          Thailand

Dear Mr. Sesay

I am writing on behalf of our school concerning your conditions in Sierra Leone; we might be in a position to help. Please may we ask you a few questions about yourself?

• What interested you in becoming an obstetrician?

• How many patients do you see in a day?

• How many hours do you work in a week?

• Most importantly what supplies are you in urgent need of?

     - Are you safe and secure with enough food and drink?

We look forward to your response, soonest.

Yours sincerely

On behalf of HHIS

Dear Andrew Sesay

Dear Andrew Sesay.

I thank you for sacrificing all your time to save the baddies and mother's lives. What inspired you to do this, Was it a incident that you had experienced? How many pregnant females have you help with childbirth? Have you ever delivered any triplets? Have you ever had a patient that died during childbirth? What would you do if you didn't do this job? Have you ever delivered stillborn babies? Have you delivered more girls than boys? Do hospitals ever higher you for any jobs that the hospitals can't do? Have you ever done a c section?

letter for Mr.Andrew Sesay.

Dear. Mr Andew Sesay,

Why do you like this job? Why in Sierra Leone? Why are you in sierra leone?
When you can eat food? It must be hard for you because you word 24/7. Do you get sleep? You must feel sleepy because you so much works and so much patients.
Do you have held and how help you?
What do you fell when the mums come ?
You are very good because you help the mums for she have a baby.
Is not good because you cannot have medicament and equipment for the mums.
The hospital is not clear are not good for the mums and the baby.
Why this job and no other job?

Regards, Christophe Hasley

Help people

Dear Andrew, You must worry because when mum or dad sick no people to help but you can help. You must feel scared  because you sleep in the small health centre in the big dark no light  no food. You must feel good because you can save the big people or small baby but you want to feel happy and you want medicine to give him.

How are you when you sleep in the health centre?

How are you go back to you big home you go with car or bicycle?Thank you for anything to tell me.

From Mo