Serette

Previous post on Serette here, here and here Serette went back home a few weeks ago.  She is doing well and coming to visit to get her medications and a check-up every few weeks.  She is attending school as well.  Her heart is  still bad but she is doing well on

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Information of Kwashiorkor

What is kwashiorkor? Kwashiorkor is a type of malnutrition that is rare in the United States; it is most common in areas of drought and famine. Kwashiorkor is due to inadequate protein in the diet despite an adequate caloric intake. Symptoms may include irritability and fatigue followed by slowed growth,

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Lots of kids returning to their families this month

There have been a lot of children that have went home this past month.  The  majority of them are pictured below.  Please note that a high majority of the children are admitted with kwashiorkor, due to this many of them have a beginning weight (when they are swollen) and then

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Stretchers

North American Rescue generously donated 50 Raven model 90C litters for use in the cholera hospital and clinic. These are important in transporting many cholera patients to the treatment center. The patients are able to be carried safely and with ease over rural mountain paths to the cholera treatment center

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One Year of Cholera

REAL HOPE FOR HAITI – ONE YEAR CHOLERA REPORT One year has come and gone, but cholera is not going away and neither are we.  We know that many of you have kept up with the cholera situation over this past year and we appreciate that.  There have been many

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Guest blogger-Graham Sowa

You can click on part 1 and part 2 to read the begnning of Graham Sowa’s paper.   b.      data from Real Hope for Haiti clinic in Cazale, Haiti  The Real Hope for Haiti clinic is located in Cazale, Haiti, about 40 km north of the capital, Port-au-Prince.    Between May

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