Several years ago, while her mother was about eight months pregnant with her fourth child, Mamoun’s father left their family. He moved in with another woman, and returned only once to affirm he was abandoning them. A few months later, he became very sick and passed away. With a deceased
The big kids provide RHFH with so much joy. Not a day goes by that these rascals don’t give us laughter, love, and the best hugs ever. We enjoy watching them heal, grow, and thrive. It is a blessing for us to get to be a part of their lives for this time that
Progress is underway at the construction site for the new RHFH Cholera Treatment Center! Ground was officially broken on July 23rd. Here is a shot from the very first dig: Batterboards mark the layout for the construction crew: The trenches for the footers were dug this week, which
Last week we were blessed with lots of extra helping hands here at RHFH. A team from Mountains to Mountains in Ronceverte, West Virginia, came for the week to help see patients in the clinic, provide some training and education, do physical therapy with the kids, and take care of several odd
It is always an encouragement to us here at RHFH when we realize that so many people share our heart for the precious folks in the Cazale area. We’d like to share an example of a fun, simple way that some of our friends have helped out. Some of our
Two weeks ago, Lori shared the incredible story of Nerline. We have good news to report about this sweet child. She has gained two pounds and is eating well enough to have had her NG tube removed last week. The swelling in her eyes is going down, and she
