Summary of Chapter 3

This chapter really gave me the setting of the hospital compared to the rest of the country. This is where i couldn't believe that the hospital looks like an oasis compared to the city. It felt like i could actually picture the scenary while i was reading. From how Paul Farmer treats his patient I dont think he cares of where he works as long as he does what he loves best and that is to cure the natives and put a smile on there faces. Especially when it states that Farmer sleeps on a concreate floor just so he has enough money to buy his supplies to help the wounded, sick, or helpless. As quoted "My husband is the hardest working broke man you will ever know." This shows that he cares about the helpless rather than about himself. Is this why some say that he is like a god?