A few months ago, My, a 23-year-old young man from Cambodia, was involved in a traffic accident. He sustained a fracture to his right femur. My, a garment factory worker, tells our medical partner, Children's Surgical Centre (CSC), "Since the accident, I haven't been able to go to work because I can't walk." Traffic accidents are frequent in Cambodia, yet effective treatment is not always easily accessible. Many self-medicate or seek traditional healers. CSC reports, "My received traditional Khmer treatment for three months, during which healers gave him rice, wine, and ancient medicines, but his condition did not improve." For $405, My’s femur will be surgically reset so that it heals in proper alignment. He will be able to walk again, and without pain. My, who loves to watch the news, football, and volleyball on television shares, "After I am healed I hope I can go back to work at the garment factory.”