He’s witnessed first-hand plenty of misery, brushed with death from lethal illnesses, including: Ebola, malaria, and AIDS, and had to make on the hoof decisions whether to let the missionary work take him further- to more unpredictable and unfathomable situations in even more health aid-deprived world spots than Haiti or Rwanda and a dozen others, where Andrius Slavuckis, a logistics coordinator at MSF, Doctors Without Borders, has toiled. “It’s not only misery and hopelessness. Sometimes, I see more of that in our western society, on a psychological level, I mean, than in...
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