From Ankita: 

I would like to thank Tufts University and the team from the PNDP for providing us with this platform, especially Samuel James, Matthew Edmundson and Alisha Sett. Annie Lye for being an incredible partner and friend throughout our trip to Bikaner. Dr. Naval Kishore Gupta, and his entire team from Bikaner whom we have closely interacted with. All the nurses, Auxiliary Nurses Midwives (ANMs), and their team of co-workers whose incessant effort to serve in the Public Health sectors are commendable. All the patients and their families for being so generous in sharing their lives with us and giving us some powerful insight to their story. Lastly, the new-found friends and students from Tufts University for being such wonderful compatriots.

From Chris:

Thank you, Niharika, my lovely partner-in-crime. I will always remember our days in Udaipur, trying our best to understand the sights and stories of the day. Thank you to Dr Rajesh, with whom we have shared many cups of chai with. Thank you for enlightening us with your passion, and for allowing us to meet the many other doctors, nurses, healthcare professionals, patients and residents of Udaipur. I also want to appreciate Annie, for sticking through the entire curation process with me. Thank you.

From Niya:

Thank you Ogul, for your unwavering patience and sensitivity as you worked alongside me and as we worked our way through the different languages and systems on hand. Thank you also to Dimpy and Rajan, for sharing the story of their son and family with utmost compassion and honesty, and for their continued empathy and efforts towards easing the lives of Hemophilia patients in Chittorgarh.