 |  | | Letters from Sonja: Maxl has bitten him already
By Sonja Winklmaier
Michy is developing very well. We hear only good things about Michy. He is now Nr. 2 in his class. Barbara does not suffer from the infection anymore. This is completely healed.
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|  | | Letters from Sonja: 100% Sepsis
By Sonja Winklmaier
I did not see Barbara again that day. I went home without knowing whether Barbara was still alive or not.
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|  | | Letters from Sonja: Something is Happening in Kampala!
By Sonja Winklmaier
As many Europeans leave Kampala as Independence day approaches, people of different nationalities are moving in and Kampala is as diverse as ever as a number of Africans move into positions of authority.
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|  | | Letters from Sonja: Saved by a Coca-Cola Bottle
By Sonja Winklmaier
Sonja's 14th letter takes place towards the end of 1959. At this time she has just returned from Germany after Michael's second operation which they had been planning for a long time. It is also time to move into their new home on the hill.
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|  | | Letters from Sonja: The People of Kenya
By Sonja Winklmaier
Sonja meets various people in Kenya and refuses the accommodation given to her and her husband who is to be transferred to Mombasa- a move that could threaten his career.
Make sure that you click on "Discuss This Article" because Sonja has joined Emboozi to answer questions- thanks to UGPulse member Qsheeba. Do not be afraid to ask her anything.
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|  | | Letters from Sonja: The Adventure Begins
By Sonja Winklmaier
Part three of "Letters from Sonja", starts in Venice where Sonja begins her journey through the Mediterranean Sea, the Red Sea, through the Gulf of Aden and into the Indian Ocean. She is on her way to meet Hubert for the first time in Mombasa, Kenya.
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|  | | Letters from Sonja: My First Visit to Uganda
By Sonja Winklmaier
Join us at UGPulse.com as Sonja takes us on a journey into her past. On this ride we will see images, read stories, share some light moments and share some that were sad. Prepare to meet the royals and the likes of Idi Amin through Sonja's eyes and those letters that she wrote and her family kept.
These are the "Letters from Sonja".
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