Author name: Gospel to Haiti

Where Is My Toothbrush?

      Besides telling some people it is a good idea to brush their teeth, we have been having fun giving out a few free toothbrushes, tooth paste, and bath towels recently.     Somewhere in the fluff and stuff we found we have these nice little hygiene kits waiting for recipients. Well, giving things […]

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Balloon Day!

Possibly these happy little faces won’t mean as much to everyone else as they do to us nurses.  We decided to have balloon day for the children and give a balloon to each child that came through the clinic.  It was fun to see their responses! This little fellow has been coming with an abscess

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The JOY of progress…

                 She was carried in by her father…laying limp in his arms. Her face was swollen and the skin on her entire body was flaking off like the scales of a fish. Her abdomen and extremities were swollen tight with edematous fluid and her hair was brittle and

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Eternity awaits

Yesterday afternoon/evening was very sobering and sad for us but also very exciting! This is just a little update about the lady that we blogged about yesterday with heart failure.  As was mentioned, when she came in, she was in bad shape.  I quickly got her on oxygen in an attempt to stabilize her.  She

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Clinic Update

This little guys name is Jude, Versine. He was Born March 13, 2013. The grandma came in with the baby first, treating it very unkindly as if it were a toy that isn’t worth anything. We couldn’t do much because the mom had left the baby and went out to Port Au Prince.Today the mom came

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Pulling the pieces together

Back again! Sorry about the lack of blogs lately, but our internet was almost non-existent for a little while.   Here is a picture I’ve wanted to post for a while.  This young man was brought to the clinic almost 2 years ago as a young lad of 13 y.o. with two badly broken legs.

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