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.
All of the funds were given to make it possible to bury Sormise and the family is extremely thankful. I got a picture as they were driving up to their house. The truck was in an accident on the way back to Cazale from getting her. They were run off of the
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
Enoch is visiting the Miami and the NYC area for a few weeks. He is on vacation with a friend from here in Cazale. We are happy that he is having fun and getting to see more of the USA. I was invited to attend this trip but you know I
Melicia is 60 years old. She weighs 69 pounds at her highest weight in the last three months. She has been as low as 58 pounds. Currently she appears to have kwashiorkor. She has been following at the RHFH clinic for a few months now. She is not improving but
Sometime a few weeks ago there was a lady named Marie-Ann. She was taking care of two of her children at the cholera house. She was 9 months pregnant. Her husband was with her as well helping to care for the children. There was a terrible rain storm one night.
