"I would honestly rather die than be treated in there," said the doctor sitting across from me as he smoothed out the wrinkles in his signature white coat. "Too much exposure to infections and diseases, unethical procedures...the best option these people have is to die before there's no other choice but to go there." He was talking about Black Lion Hospital in the middle of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. I stared at the building as we drove by in our designated missions team bus. I thought about the eight-year-old boy I'd met whose body had been scorched by third-degree burns, and I imagined what inadequate care or a hospital infection would have done to him.