Thank you very much for taking the time to stop by and learn more about the displaced people of Syria and how the Syrian American Medical Society is saving lives.

Though I have more to write you'll find posts of some of my visits with Syrian refugees in Amman and at Zaatari refugee camp on the north on the Syrian border. These people are like you and me. They have very few material things but are happy for their lives and those that have survived with them. For most - despite having experienced the unthinkable - their spirits are undeterred and their love unbridled.

Join me in making a small difference in someone's life. Together we can do so much!

How can you help?  Do you have medical supplies and equipment to donate? Do you wish to make a monetary contribution? Donate Legos for children? 

Contact me at any time:  Gina@SmallBusinessSolutions-online.com; 413.323.0333

I look forward to hearing from you and learning how you can help.  Many drops in the bucket make it full!

Gina Panzieri in collaboration with the Syrian American Medical Society  - http://sams-usa.net/

Arterial blood gas analyzers desperately needed

Syrian American Medical Society (SAMS)  - Is in desperate need of Arterial blood gas analyzers to treat patients in field hospitals. Donations so gratefully accepted. Please contact me as soon as possible! THANK YOU for making a difference!

Gina@SmallBusinessSolutions-online.com
413.323.0333

Syrian American Medical Society - Save Syrian Lives Campaign

A way to make a positive difference: SSLC is a new national and global campaign in order to assess, organize and coordinate access, donations and distribution of medical supplies, equipment and medications to areas in need inside Syria and at the borders with neighboring countries. http://sams-usa.net/sams-launches-save-syrian-lives-campaign-sslc/

Sad sad...Homs father hugs injured baby

: In Homs,a father hugs his injured baby after doctors told him they can't save his life #Syriapic.twitter.com/StquxnHa

Assad forces killed 3 refugees just as they had crossed into Jordan

As posted by Nora Basha ‏@Nora0315

Today Assad forces killed 3 refugees just as they had crossed into Jordan. One of them --> a 7-month-old baby. #Syria 

Life in Syrian refugee camps - As reported by Aljazeera

On Tuesday, December 4 at 19:30 GMT / 2:30 EST: 

The conflict in Syria, now in its 20th month, has forced an estimated 465,000 Syrians to flee their homeland, according to the United Nations. 

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon expects the number of refugees to reach 700,000 by January, and aid organizations warn that the humanitarian crisis will deepen as temperatures plunge during the winter months. 

What is life like in the refugee camps? We'll pose your questions to Syrians displaced by the conflict who are currently living in Lebanon, Turkey and Jordan.

Record a 30-second video comment or leave a comment below. 

Read more: 
The human cost of Syria's war (Al Jazeera) 
Cold Ravages Syria Refugees as Aid Falters (The New York Times)

http://stream.aljazeera.com/story/life-syrian-refugee-camps-0022423