DLG215 Godfrey Phillips is here, visiting from South Africa. He describes what it felt like during Apartheid and why he left, but ultimately returned in his 60's.

I've known Godfrey for the last 20 years. Being South African has been a central part of Godfrey's identity, also the accident reminds you. Godfrey, a PHD in social work, now 70 years old, moved back from the US to South Africa about 5 years ago, In this session we get to understand Godfrey's lifelong connection to South Africa and why he's so joyous to be living there again. A first hand account of Apartheid was pretty powerful and you can see how it affected Godfrey throughout his life. If that's not enough, we also fit in how Godfrey helped develop this major worthwhile non-profit for doctors in the bush, The Tshemba Foundation, where he see wild animals up close, all day. We're talking elephants, Zebras, Giraffes, not freakin deer! The Tshemba Foundation is doing so much for the people in rural areas, check it out, volunteer if you can help!