In our Rescue Center, every child we care for is unique, and so is their medical journey. For many of these children, monitoring their vital signs is not just a routine task—it’s a critical part of their recovery and survival. Vital signs provide essential information about a child’s overall health,
Praise and Worship Praise can be expressed in many ways: Worship means “to bow down” or “to prostrate oneself”—to humble yourself before God with reverence and awe. Romans 12:1 God calls us to offer ourselves as a living sacrifice. This means daily laying aside our own desires to follow Him,
Easter week in Haiti is a memorable and meaningful time for all who have the privilege to experience it. It is a season of reunion, joy, and celebration—eagerly anticipated by many throughout the country. At its core, Easter reminds us of the ultimate sacrifice Jesus made through His death for
My name is Yves, and I am proud to be an employee at RHFH. Today, I want to share a story close to my heart—a story about my cousin, Patrick, who received exceptional care from our clinic. When Tiati was young, he suffered a tragic accident. While climbing a coconut
2 Wa ch6 v16 Elize reponn li: –Ou pa bezwen pè! Nou gen plis moun avèk nou pase yo. 2 Kings 6:16 He said, “Do not be afraid, for those who are with us are more than those who are with them.”
Our clinic sees a fair number of young women with symptoms of heart failure that develop during or shortly after pregnancy. These women presumably suffer from peripartum cardiomyopathy, however, decompensation of undiagnosed heart failure may cause their symptoms. Selene is one such patient. She is a 34 year old woman
