Although the good-byes don’t get easier, and the load never lighter, the journey must continue. When days seem long and tiring, and nights restless, the journey must continue. When I see no light at the end of the present tunnel, and the future seems frightening, the journey must continue. When my
Adventures at Real Hope for Haiti! – Bekki and Eddie Ortiz May 2010 – this was my second time at RHFH, my husband’s first. Being there is a blessing, a life-changing time. One of the things I have always liked about RHFH is their many pronged approach to serving their
By: Casey Zachary Prior to Rene Descartes, the jumping off point for philosophical questions began with God. Descartes’ “I think, therefore I am” shifted this dramatically (within the framework of Western thought) to beginning these questions with “self.” Cultural gravity has brought us to the place we now find ourselves.
Our friend, who is a nurse, doctored up this photo, of Cazale’s most beloved nurse, Lori. Caroline…. For the win!!!!!!!
By: Licia Betor Most of you do not know this, but I was born 2 days before Lori’s first birthday. We are the same age for two days of the year. So today we want to wish Lori a very Happy Birthday! She has been working all day doing dressing
By: Casey Zachary A nice article written about the benefit of donating to small, grassroots organizations like RHFH. A discussion as to how the recent Cholera Outbreak is impacting the already less than adequate food production in Haiti. Last official count I saw was 3,333 dead from cholera. Troubling reports
