top of page
Molly Gleydura's Watson Fellowship Blog
Child Loss: Supporting Individuals Before and After
August 2022 - August 2023
“Sometimes the smallest things take up the most room in your heart.”
—Winnie the Pooh
Molly Gleydura
Dec 23, 202210 min read
150 Days of Solo Traveling
Read about what homesickness has been like for me after five months of international travel, and another seven months to look forward to!
76 views0 comments
Molly Gleydura
Oct 21, 202212 min read
See Ya Later New Zealand!
I'm already 25% done with my Watson year and wrapping up my time in NZ. I reflect on what I've learned and what I'm taking with me.
99 views1 comment
Molly Gleydura
Sep 18, 20228 min read
Hearing in Hamilton
Themes of conversations in Hamilton, NZ - burdens of caregiving, useful supports, needed shared connections, listening to the child's voice
35 views0 comments
Molly Gleydura
Sep 4, 202212 min read
Meetings with Charities and Organizations in Auckland, NZ
I discuss my experiences working and meeting with various charities in NZ, what I have learned, and the questions I still have.
69 views0 comments
Molly Gleydura
Aug 20, 202216 min read
Viewing the New Zealand Healthcare System as an American
I reflect on some preliminary observations I have made regarding the differences in the healthcare systems in the US and in New Zealand.
96 views0 comments
Molly Gleydura
Jul 5, 20225 min read
One Month to Go!
Documenting my feelings along the Watson application process and thinking about the year that is going to begin in a month!
46 views0 comments
Molly Gleydura
Mar 151 min read
Ides of Watson 2024
Two years ago today I became a Watson Fellow! Oh my does time fly!
25 views0 comments
Molly Gleydura
Sep 3, 20234 min read
Back In The USA and On To Another Adventure
I have been back in the USA for 5.5 weeks. I'm beginning a new adventure in CT now. Read about what I have been up to since being home.
29 views0 comments
Molly Gleydura
Jul 27, 20235 min read
Ten Weeks of Putting My Learning Into Practice
I leave Ireland in 2.5 days. In this post, I reflect on how all the plan changes allowed me to finish my project in exactly the right way.
20 views0 comments
bottom of page