Sorry, but electricity has been limited (none right now) so we haven't been updating as much as we would like, but you can get a feel for the ministry. Our days have been PACKED with different ministries but we have seen God move in mighty ways already- in the team and through them! Here are a few more photos from the medical clinic on Monday and the hospital on Tuesday. We realized no one took photos of the English classes which was sad cause that was a highlight for sure.
WARNING! Some of the photos below are kind of "graphic" if you do not like to see medical images.
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| The girls did triage and intake info. while some from the church prayed with patients (we also had an education station, the doctor, and a pharmacy area) |
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| These people are patiently waiting to be seen by the group. It was very calm and relaxed and everyone was seen. |
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| Another photo of the triage station. Everyone got their blood pressure done, blood sugar checked and a general assessment (weight, age, chief complaint, etc...) |
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| This is the woman who came in so sick! After some acetaminophen, prayer and rest she walked out like new! |
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| Adam and Dr. Carl cleaned this wound (sorry to those of you who don't like this stuff, but it was very interesting) He had cut it a few weeks ago when laying tile and it had been stitched but was infected so we had to irrigate it. This is honestly not as bad as it looks- it's the peroxide foaming and mixed with some betadine (and infection). |
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| This little girl cut open her head and needed to be cleaned up and dressed. Haylee held her and she actually went to sleep while Adam worked. |
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| More of cleaning/dressing the wound on the little girl. |
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| The whole team that helped clean the wound. GREAT teamwork! |
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