We love it when our volunteers write in the chats of each expedition such nice words as those that our surgeon, Javier Casiraghi, shared with his colleagues and which we copy below:

A madman when he has money is called eccentric.
And a group that works is called capable.
And so it is, we were able, without knowing each other, to come together on a mission. We faced problems and challenges and we were able to solve them or at least adapt ourselves to move forward with the work entrusted to us.
And since the only constant is change, we have been changing to achieve more.
The Dalai Lama teaches that the root of all good grows in the soil of gratitude, so I thank you for all the good you have done so that I could be useful to others, I thank you for the details, for the fulfilment, for the dedication and for the love put into the mission. And I hope that I have done good for you so that you have felt comfortable in every working position.
We are not a marvel, but we are fantastic!
And a very special thank you to Teté who manages the right balance between rigour and tolerance.
I embrace you from the bottom of my eyes.

Javier Casiraghi, surgeon.