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Out Of 36 Million, Only 2 Others Are Like Him. But That’s Not Even What Makes Dr. Robert So Rare.

Can you imagine being one of the only doctors of your kind to treat 36 million people in a country that needs all the help it can get? Talk about overwhelming. But “overwhelmed” isn’t a word I’d use when talking about Dr. Robert Kalyesubula. After watching this video, it’d be more like: 1) Is that…

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