When Repatriation Takes Longer Than Expected: A Reading From Life in the Camel Lane

What does it take to prepare oneself for repatriation?

In this episode of Nomadic Diaries, the Re-Entry Series, Doreen Cumberford reads from the book she authored, Life in the Camel Lane: Embrace the Adventure.

This story highlights the preparation for a repatriation that seemed imminent but happened many months later. Each person's re-entry experience is unique and unrepeatable.

Life in the Camel Lane is a comprehensive book written about living in Saudi Arabia and the lessons of tolerance, graciousness and inspiration that sojourn delivered.

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