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Katrina by Guia Besana
She has the name of the devastatine hurricane but this woman in Honduras soughts hope among children who have been abused or who are victims of malformations due to malnutrition and accidents. This is the story of a woman who survived from an airplane crash and who’s past was to forget. She received an opportunity and a last chance to give sense to her life. This is her testimony:
