Reflections on Saathealth by Theodore Andrew Lee

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So proud of my son Theodore Andrew Lee who spent his January term doing an unpaid internship in India at Saathealth. He is a senior in Biomedical Engineering at Johns Hopkins University. Read his interesting reflection upon his experience. I am reposting it from his original post on Medium.com.

Securing a healthy future for the next generation of children

The view from my apartment overlooking Hiranandi Gardens and the Powai Lake

Help Support Me for Youth in Mumbai, India

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Please help my son, Theodore Andrew Lee go to India for volunteer and service.

Any donation at Go Fund Me will be so appreciated. Thank you in advance.

Have Johns Hopkins Biomedical Engineering Students Solved The Nuisance Of Nasal Congestion?

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Read this Forbes article on my son’s work (Theodore Lee). He and four other Hopkin’s students have come up with a solution to help nasal congestion, AssistENT. So proud of him!!

Below is a repost of the Forbes article.

 

Top Student Inventors Awarded Lemelson-MIT Student Prize

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So proud of my son, Theodore Andrew Lee, a sophomore student at Johns Hopkins University Biomedical Engineering Program as his medical device start up AssistENT just won the Lemelson-MIT Student Prize

• AssistENT team: Melissa Austin, Eric Cao, Talia Kirschbaum, Theodore Lee, and Harrison Nguyen, at Johns Hopkins University is the $10,000 Undergraduate Team Winner!

2017 Big Bang! Business Competition: Finalists Vie for up to $67,000 in Prizes

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My son, Theodore A. Lee’s medical device start-up, AssistENT, made it to the finals in the UC Davis Big Bang Business Plan Competition!!! AssistENT is developing a comfortable and discreet nasal dilator designed to facilitate breathing. The company was founded through a partnership between student engineers in the Center for Bioengineering Innovation & Design (CBID), and Dr. Patrick J. Byrne, the Dir. of Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery at Johns Hopkins.

Motherhood & Hanging On

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by Rev. Dr. Grace Ji-Sun Kim

July 15, 2012, I dropped off my oldest child (13 years old) at the Johns Hopkins University CTY-gifted Summer Program at Dickinson College, Carlisle, PA for a three week program.  This is his fourth year in the program but his first time enrolled as a residential student.

In so many ways, I was waiting for this moment. I was waiting for this moment to come for the past 13 years of raising my children, the moment of dropping off my kid somewhere so that I don’t have to worry about feeding, clothing, or disciplining them. I have been dreaming of dropping off a child so that I will be free for at least 3 weeks….at least one child less….which is a lot easier than having all three at home.