July 2013

It was about 11 PM last night when the compound gate rattled and we found a man holding a bloody rag around his right arm. We took him to the clinic and found a nasty laceration about 1 1/2″ long x 3/4″ wide. He could not move his small and ring fingers which indicated that […]

Monday after clinic some of us took a hike to visit some friends way up the mountain.  It wasn’t a clinic related hike, but I still wanted to share a little about it.  For those of you who also keep up with the Haiti Life blog, I think it’ll be on there too.   The

Everyone gathering together, getting ready for devotions and prayer this morning. Anita checking the stroke patient. He seems to be starting to talk more, and also hasmovement, at least somewhat in hands and feet. Keep praying for his recovery and his soul. This lady came in with her ugly infection, of course she doesn’t come

   This is a great time to come to our clinic. And there are reasons. For one, we aren’t quite as busy as sometimes. That gives us time to think about how nice it is to have Amlodipine sitting on the shelves in our pharmacy for at least a few more days. I feel like

Have you ever played that little game?   Well, this little boy stuck a button up his nose! He came to the clinic yesterday, and Mis Leda, Tom Hofer, and the boy’s mom held him down while I attempted the extraction.  It was a little hard to see as the nostril was red and so

   Usually I walk to the clinic after breakfast each morning to greet the staff before beginning my days duties, but this morning doctor Mallise had driven to his moms place with the four wheeler before clinic started and ran out of gas, as I drove out of the compound the wind carried the sound