Injuries like a broken arm are usually considered to be painful, yet ultimately minor inconveniences in America. But in a developing country like Haiti, these minor injuries can have heartbreaking consequences. Take the story of a 9-year-old girl, whose joyous trip to the beach was cut short when a passing truck struck her family’s car. The force indented the door where she was sitting and broke her arm. Eleven hours later—the time it took for an ambulance to reach the family’s remote location—the little girl was pronounced dead.