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Photo 5: Rosdiana Rusli, left, the baby’s aunt, and Rusli Abdurrahman, the baby’s grandfather, give prayers to the baby girl of Husnaini Rusli before giving her to her excited mother, with her midwife, Putri Hasan.

Photo 6: The small baby girl of Husnaini Rusli screams her first breath of life after successfully being deliverd by Dr. Karnain.

Photo 7: One-day-old Mohammed Arifa Mulia is held by his grandmother, Zainab Hamzal, 65, while his older brother Mohammed Akbar Maulana, 5, contemplates his new sibling.

Photo 8: Two-day-old Nurizza Maghrirah lies quietly asleep in a small bed on the floor next to her mother Indra Wati, 32. She was about one month premature, and her mother thinks it was because of the stress from running away from the tsunami. She barely escaped with her husband.

Photo 9: Indonesian children went back to school on the month anniversary of the tsunami.

At Banda Aceh Junior High School No. 3, only 700 of the school’s 1,276 students are still alive.

The government of Indonesia estimates that schools holding approximately 177,000 children have been destroyed. In Aceh Province, between 765 and 1,100 religious and state schools have been destroyed.

Photo 10: Young girls clasp hands before running off to class. Most of the first day of classes was spent cataloguing students to see who was in attendance and who was missing.

Photo 11: Students at Banda Aceh Junior High School No. 3 stand in line waiting to be told which class to go to and about the day’s schedule.

Photo 12: Ikhsan Abdullah catches up with friend Yanwar Mistari right in class. He does not have a uniform because his family lost everything in the tsunami – except their lives. He is happy to be alive and back at school. He and his family are living in a camp until they can find housing.

Photo 13: Young girls giggle and catch up before heading to class at the Banda Aceh Junior High School No. 3.

Photo 14: Students had mixed emotions of excitement and apprehension at returning to Banda Aceh Junior High School No. 3, fearing they might not see many of their old friends.

Photo 15: Yuni Ade Mayadanti, 12, left front, Intan Raza Rizki, 12, Fitri Handayani, 13, back right, and Rini Maulina, 12, right catch up in class at the Banda Aceh Junior High School No. 3. Their class normally has 45 students in it. The empty chairs in the background testify to the loss of life suffered by so many.

Photo 16: Ikhsan Abdullah, 12, sits without his school uniform in class.

Photo 17: Cut Fitria Risdayanti, 11, left and Rini Maulina, 12, giggle and catch up in class.

Photo 18: Rita Zahara, 17, and Mursalimbin Syamian, 24, performed a simple ceremony at the bride’s house. Not having a lot of money, they could not perform the ceremony at a mosque but were able to have a large feast for friends and relatives right after the somewhat solemn ceremony.

Photo 19: Syamian arrives with his family under the shade of a brilliant umbrella to the house of his future bride.

Photo 20: Groom Mursalimbin Syamian offers gifts to bride Rita Zahara. left, as she enters the room.

Photo 21: Scene from the wedding ceremony.

Photo 22: Groom Mursalimbin Syamian, right, performs the ceremony in front of the bride’s father, while the bride stays behind closed doors. Imam Usdadz Iswadi, in white hat, performs the ceremony.

Photo 23: Bride Rita Zahara is given prayers by members of the family before being married.

Photo 24: The young couple seems a bit overwhelmed by the ceremony and the huge feast prepared just for them and their family.

Photo 25 & 26: The couple share their first meal together as husband and wife.

Photo 27: The newlyweds pose after the wedding ceremony.