We recently received an update from our grantee Medical Teams International (MTI) in Uzbekistan. Together we are reaching 400,000 children with vitamin A and 10,066 women with multivitamins.
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Every morning, I begin my day by writing a to-do list in my diary. I can’t remember when I started this habit, but I’m certain my productivity has increased exponentially as a result.
I write down irksome duties that nevertheless must get done; I break down complex tasks into several simpler ones — and, whoa, what looked like an impossible mountain to climb suddenly appears as a series of manageable mole hills. Every time I complete a task, I put a check next to that item on the list.

Every morning, I begin my day by writing a to-do list in my diary. I can’t remember when I started this habit, but I’m certain my productivity has increased exponentially as a result.
I write down irksome duties that nevertheless must get done; I break down complex tasks into several simpler ones — and, whoa, what looked like an impossible mountain to climb suddenly appears as a series of manageable mole hills. Every time I complete a task, I put a check next to that item on the list.

September 14, 2011
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September 13, 2011 This morning we were greeted not just by our wonderful in country partners, but by a big box of prenatal multivitamins (thank you Andrew Lessman and ProCaps!) in the back of their van that were coming along with us to the villages. I couldn’t help but smile. It’s always heartening to know that our vitamins have made it to the far reaches of the world.