Hi to you all! I wonder what your day was like today...:)
It's been very rainy here the past few days, which we've been very grateful for 'cause we needed it! I don't think all the clothes on the line needed it, but they should be extra clean after getting close to a dozen rinses! :) Something that's not so great about so much rain...we've had two cholera patients come within the last 24 hours- one last evening and another this morning. The guys took both cases out to the clinic in Bases, which is set up for cholera. Anyway, hopefully that will be the extent of that!
We had a pretty busy day at the clinic today, especially considering how rainy it's been. Usually that slows people down, but not today! We had a good day though, without too much out of the ordinary.
You probably saw the recent blog posted on the older lady with the worm-infested wound... If not, go back and see it so you can see how much better she is now! :) I think the most remarkable part of the progress right now is how much better it smells. Or that is doesn't smell, rather! :]
All bandaged up and good to go! We're really glad for her that it's healing so well and isn't giving her much pain anymore! She was profusely thankful today and said she'll be back tomorrow, if God wills! :)
(Nevermind the dates on the pictures. They were taken just today! I'll have to change some settings on my camara. :)
Hope you all have a blessed evening!
~Whitney
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