 Hi, my name is Amy Porth. I'm a current dental student at UCSF. I'm here representing UCSD's pre-dental society. My most memorable moment here on this ship has, there's been a lot actually, but I think the most memorable moment was when I was in the optometry department and I was helping translate for one of the patient who hasn't been able to see for the past four or five years, so she needed the help of her sister to do things around to go outside and she told me that she's too scared to cut like fish and stuff like that and she doesn't know the time of the day. She'll look outside to see if it's bright, to know if it's daylight, if it's dark and she knows it's nighttime. So I was helping her translate, helping the optometrist translate for her and they were able to prescribe her a very strong prescription because they couldn't fix her cataract and other, she couldn't get eye surgery. So once she wore the glasses she was so thrilled, so happy and I felt so it was like very fulfilling to feel, to know that I helped translate for her to understand what was going on and then for her to get the glasses. So they let her know too that you know they couldn't do anything but her eyes, but they could help her at least see a little better with the glasses and she was so happy hugging us all, multiple hugs and thanking us a lot before she left. So that was my most memorable event and overall it's been a great experience being on the ship. It's my first time doing a mission. I wish I had known about this when I was an undergrad because then I would have volunteered prior when I had three summers. I only had two three summers but other than that I would have volunteered before. It's been a privilege to be on the ship and I've been so honored to help translate for people, to help get things to cross because I know some things get, a lot of things get lost in translation so it's been a very good experience and I'd recommend it for anyone that has the time, that has the heart, that wants to help change lives to just to join this mission.