There was a time change in Haiti yesterday but few people
seemed to know about it. Our team is “Haitian”
enough that we slept in a bit and had to wait for the men even longer to join us on the roof. We had no air conditioning last night so our
sleeps weren’t the best but we were happy to open the clinic for what proved to
be the “tsunami” of patients.
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Shuttle service to Petit Goave for lab and xrays. |
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Last patients - tired staff ! |
We didn’t mention that we got to tour the BlikeBrit orphanage
on Saturday. It is a new orphanage that opened last October and was built in memory of a 19 year
old girl that was killed in the earthquake.
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Monique lovin' on the kids! |
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Dave also gets smiles!
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Elva was delighted to get to visit her little sponsor girl in her home.
She took some clothes, shoes and toys. Stephanie was receptive and full
of smiles. |
Thanks to
JB Printing, Trenton, ON,
Haiti ARISE now has new signs that are being assembled on site with the oversight of Teresa.
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On the edge of town is the fishing village, a picturesque spot. |
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Taking a breather at days end. |
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Ceiligh can't get enough of the kids. |
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This ones for you Mom.... we love you. |
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Just relaxing - with Austin Honorat. |
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Dakota giving out clothes. |
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Lynnise with her student nurse interpreter. Now this is clinical experience!
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Nothing like fresh lobster cooked on hot coals on the beach. |
Called to fix a glitch in the dental room.
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Glad to see you found the bag of dresses and underwear. I forgot to let someone know that there were some left over from our trip. Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the picture of my sisters. Elva that is so special your visit with your sponsor child. Don't you just want to bring her home.
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Shirley Baergen
Thanks so much for all the photo's and updates. Love the 'shuttle service'. Braam and Elma, beautiful photo of you 2... broertjie you remind me so much of Dad and Elma you look fabulous in pink!
ReplyDeleteLOL always