Babies, babies everywhere! Ginette is praying for a patient. The government is giving out these posters for us to display for rabies precaution and treatment. This child’s arm circumference is in the green. That means that they are considered a healthy size and not malnourished. 🙂 Parents waiting to be
Bironce came to the clinic with a fever and a swollen lymph node that came up on her neck. Everyone thought that it was an infection and she was put on antibiotics. The fever went down, but the lymph node didn’t. An American doctor that was here saw her and
We are happy to say that this has been a year where cholera had seemed to stay at a low rate. There were even whispers that the UN was hoping to say cholera was gone from Haiti towards the end of this year. Unfortunately, that just isn’t so.
Earlier in March, we presented an opportunity to construct 6 cholera First-Aid stations through out the 4th section (comparable to a township in the states) of Cabaret, where Cazale is located. “Sant Premye Swen Kolera” (means Cholera First-Aid Station in English) You donated generously and all six stations were built
Chrismene and her husband were excited that she was pregnant for a second time. She began following in the clinic each month. The nurse that was seeing her asked her to get a sonogram because she saw that her stomach was getting very big. She got a sonogram and
