When the children are admitted for in-patient care they normally first go to the ICU ward. Once we know they are going to live and begin improving they graduate to the “Rescue Center”. These children are past the critical stage in their healing process but are still in need of inpatient
Leonardo is still with us. Fighting to live. But hanging on. He ate 2 spoonfuls of soup by mouth today. That is the first thing we have been able to get him to eat. It is a start and we will take it 🙂
The fire safety team arrived Tuesday in PAP- 2 ½ hours late after long flight delays @ Miami international airport. Because of the recent heavy rain, they were treated to some adventurous 4 wheel driving by Zach as he negotiated washed out roads and mountainsides in the dark. The team
Dear Jesus, help me to spread Your fragrance everywhere I go. Flood my soul with Your spirit and life. Penetrate and possess my whole being so utterly, that my life may only be a radiance of Yours. Shine through me, and be so in me that every soul I come in
We wanted to share some pictures of recent victories with you! We have been able to send many children home this past month with their family. We have also have several new children graduate from the medika mamba program. We thank each of you that faithfully pray for these children.
What a joy it is to have a former child from the Rescue Center come back for visits. This is Berline. She was admitted into the RC in 2010 and stayed with us for 5 months and recovered from kwashiorkor. She also recently has been coming to our outpatient program
