In this episode we are going to give you an update on the show, where we have been, and what has happened the past few weeks. Listen to the episode all the way to the end for details, on what we are going to be doing in the future.

In this episode we will talk about how Dr. Diane Hassan adjusting to living in Iraq without her son, while attending her 3rd year of medical school. Further Dr. Diane Hassan talks about the difficulty she experienced while in her 3rd year of medical school. How she moved to a different group in her 3rd year and how she adjusted to the change. Lastly, Dr. Hassan talks about attending her first funeral in Iraq.

In this episode, Dr. Diane Hassan talks about her son finally meeting her mother and father. The reaction of her father the first time he saw his grandson. How she spent the entire summer with her parents. Lastly, Dr. Diane Hassan made the most difficult decision of her life prior to returning to Iraq.

In this episode Dr. Diane Hassan talks about traveling back to the United States with her 6 month old baby. She talks about being a new mother and all of the challenges of traveling 10,000 miles, with her baby. How an Angel helped her on her flight and made her flight much easier.

In this episode Dr. Diane Hassan talks about what life was like in Iraq being a medical student with a new born baby. The difficulty of taking care of a newborn, and trying to catch up with her exams. How her mother-in-law helped with childcare. How she managed when she returned to class. What it was like leaving her son with a stranger while she attended medical school. Lastly some of the problems she encountered with someone else watching her son.

In this episode Dr. Diane Hassan and I discuss how she went through medical school pregnant. How her driver was very professional. How she found out that she was in labor. How she knew her baby would be a boy. Lastly, how she experienced labor and delivery in a country 10,000 miles away from home.

In this episode Dr. Hassan and I discuss her very first day in medical school, and how the students knew she was married to the dean of dentistry. We briefly discussed Dr. Hassan's time in medical school, and her adjusting to living in Iraq. How Dr. Hassan experienced some divine intervention in preparation for a difficult exam. Lastly, what it was like in her fifth and sixth year of medical school, when she had to interact with patients who didn't speak English. Ultimately became a favorite of the patients at the hospital.

In this episode Dr. Diane Hassan talks about entering medical school while she was pregnant. She discusses how Iraqi marriages were arranged at that time. How establishing a relationship with Thebat helped her during her time in medical school. The challenges she faced in Iraq, hosting social functions while she had to study for school. Lastly even though she was married in the United States she had to get married in Iraq, in order to have her marriage recognized by the Iraqi government.