BALDWIN: Let's take a moment and honor this CNN hero, Umra Omar, who left a medical career in the U.S. to make sure people in her homeland of Kenya get the treatment they need, attacks by the extremist group Al Shabaab have left many who live on the islands bordering Somalia struggling to survive.</s>UMRA OMAR, FOUNDER SAFARI DOCTORS: We have about six villages that have absolutely zero access to healthcare. When an individual is in the remote area and has an absolute emergency, it's considered a matter of destiny. I feel like there's no purpose if you don't challenge your comfort zone. And do something that's a little bit bigger than who you are.</s>BALDWIN: To watch one of her life-saving missions, visit CNNheroes.com. Back in 45 seconds.
Doctor Provides Life Saving Care in Kenya