In Galkayo, a remote, undeveloped part of a long-troubled country, we had worked with community health educators and medical staff at small health centers to spread a very basic message: “if you leak urine, you can be cured; come to the MSF fistula camp.” We made announcements on radio stations as well, to get the word out even more widely. In all cases, we said that women must bring a caretaker, that they would have to follow the strict instructions given during the camp, and that success was not 100 percent guaranteed.