I have started this post several times now trying to get into words what we at RHFH are feeling tonight. We are very overwhelmed. Even through the flood, earthquake and many other large challenges we have faced we are feeling more right now. We see no real end in sight.
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
Anice has been with us for several months now. He tested positive for cholera this AM. He is not doing well today. Will you remember him in your prayers today? Alex has had some TLC from some volunteers that have been visiting RHFH. He is slowly getting better and beginning
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
We seem to be on a downward trend here the last 2 days with our total inpatients staying overnight coming down in the mid-40s (from 60-70). Here are some charts so that you can get a visual of the increase that we’ve been seeing over the last 2 wks. In
