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Daniela Wysk: A Colombian doctor in Germany

Kerstin Schweizer
January 8, 2024

Daniela Wysk left her home in Bogota, Colombia, to train as a medical specialist in Germany. One day, she would like to have her own practice. She feels welcome here but misses her family.

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