Cholera patients and Rescue Center numbers are higher than ever before and its a day to day struggle to keep up with the needs of all their care entails. We so appreciate all the prayers that are being sent our way at RHFH for all the staff, patients and volunteers.
All of the funds were given to make it possible to bury Sormise and the family is extremely thankful. I got a picture as they were driving up to their house. The truck was in an accident on the way back to Cazale from getting her. They were run off of the
Old cholera post here, here and here Where we asked you to donate here and here Several weeks ago RHFH asked you to donate to the needs of the cholera house. Dr. Jen was busy ordering and figuring out how to get much needs meds and supplies to us that we cannot purchase here
Since we first came to Cazale in 1998, Sormise has been coming to our clinic. She was a good friend to my mom. She always took the time to pray for us when she passed through the clinic. She loved us and we loved her. Several years ago when we
I wrote about Loner a few weeks ago here. A return patient from the RC. A child that recovered and was well, only to come back several months later very ill and near death. We have this from time to time. We do the best we can with the resources
Earlier this year, we had this girl come in to the clinic. Her hips, knees, ankles, and feet are all fixed in this position. As we talked to her and her older sister, we found out that she was born normally and later developed these deformities around the age of
