It’s 6:40 pm on Thursday evening. A patient arrives on a moto. He is unconscious. He is placed on a bed and the nurse on call attempts to get a history from his parents. He is 14 years old. He lives very rural, up in the mountains. He went to
Hello, I’m happy to share a bit about my role and life here at Real Hope for Haiti, where I’ve been working for over seven years. My daily duties at the Cholera Treatment Center (CTC) vary; I man the gate to greet and screen patients as they arrive, and when
Vetiver, known as Chrysopogon zizanioides, is a perennial grass originally from India, now popular in tropical and subtropical areas. It is known for its deep roots, vetiver is excellent for erosion control and thrives under hot conditions. Back in 2008, we recognized that our local area, Cazale, could greatly benefit
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Friends our students took time to reflect on literature they read this year with the view of “books as mirrors and windows “. Enjoy their insights and share your own . Blessings Grace MirrorsTrumpet of the Swan by E.B. WhiteThis book really resonated with me, just like Charlotte’s web, White’s
