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Aug 21 2023
REWIND TO 2009: In the 1980s, nurse Valerie Browning packed her life in Australia and decided to live with a tribe of nomads, the Afar people. In the dry Ethiopian desert, it is expected to see tragedy and despair but Valerie sees beauty, hope and a lifestyle that should be envied by westerners.
In 2023 after being dubbed as the ‘Queen of the Desert’ by the Afar, 73-year-old Valerie still lives with the nomadic group and continues to improve their lives through maternal healthcare.
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