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
You are not going to believe these next two photos!! We told the story of Plezime a few days back. First post on Plezime She had cholera and was being carried to find help in a rain storm. Well, she found great help and care at the cholera house and
Since March 1998, we have been doing our best to provide medical care for people in the Cazale area. From that first day, we started a charting system that we still follow. Every patient is given a number. They have a index card with the number, name, age, and village
Artist for Hope has been a HUGE blessing to RHFH. They are currently raising funds to help purchase meds and supplies for the cholera house. This is going to be an on going need for RHFH. We appreciate AFH stepping up to help raise funds for this need. If you
