We are closely watching Tropical Storm Emily. We know it is just a tropical storm but we have lived through a flood in our area before. So we are watching, waiting and praying. We know that God can turn the storm, He has done it before. Most of the mission
Have you every had a crazy day. One where you were like WOW, I am totally overwhelmed with all that is going on, you know normal stuff, 81 kids to care for, over 100 people at the cholera house, school sponsorship update, moto accidents, kids dying, kids on oxygen, hundreds
In 24 hours we used 29 cases (12 per case) of IV fluids. This is what was left at 10am this morning. At about 1pm we finished unloading a HUGE load of IV fluids. This is now what the storage area looks like.
Two new admits at the RC today. One child went home that is healed and healthy. That makes our total number 80 kids. 2 kids died at the cholera house today. One this morning and one just a few minutes ago. The one this evening was one of our staff
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
