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Archive for March, 2010

Our brief visit draws to a close. Most of us just landed in Miami, tired, excited, our heads spinning. A handful of our nurses (Hannah, Sally, Agnes, and Lyn) are staying for a second week, so they will mind the patients in the ward today and through the night.  Along with Brad, Grant, Lindsey, Dr. [...]

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Haiti – Day 5

Hello again!  Just as I hit ‘send’ last night, our team found out what it is like to have the only 24/7 hospital in this area of ‘Ayiti’. An important security official from a nearby town showed up with several armed escorts at the compound’s front gate, requesting entrance; he was suffering terribly from a [...]

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Haiti – Day 4

It is nearly midnight, and the camp-style singing, tonight a gift of our college colleagues, continued until nearly 10.  I don’t know if the guitar lives here, awaiting the next player, or if one of the others brought it. It definitely seems that college aged men and women definitely have more energy this time of [...]

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Haiti – Day 3

Good evening from the Mission of Hope. The crickets are chirping the team to sleep in their respective bunks and tents. This evening after dinner brought lots of pleasant conversation and excitement about the work done today and the challenges facing us tomorrow. One of the highlights today was the work of the orthopedists. The [...]

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The following story and photos were provided by photojournalist and HOPE volunteer, Allison Shelley. A few of the Project Hope staff and volunteers were able to visit to the facility where Johnny D—the boy without a name– was transferred after his stay aboard the USNS Comfort. Johnny first became known to the staff at Mission of [...]

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Haiti – Day 2

Hello from Titanyen, Haiti! It was a beautiful day here, warm but breezy. It feels tropical and the pace of life seems like what one would expect in the islands. As many know, the length of day in the tropics doesn’t vary much with the seasons, and so sun-up is a few minutes after 6 [...]

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Arrival in Haiti

Greetings from sunny and warm Haiti! Several of you expressed an interest in hearing about our work here, and my hope is to send updates as time and technology permit. Our team has been brought together through the tireless efforts of Ashley Hurt and many others from her church in Austin, Texas, as well as [...]

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