Ingrid with one of the women from the clinic.
The number of tent cities is endless. As you walk the streets it seems that every block has another group of tents with 50-200 people living together. This is one of the clinic setups today. No matter how long we run clinic, the line is endless. It is hard to stop, but we must.
The children are amazing...beautiful full smiles, even in this hardship. They love the attention and I always enjoy giving them "gramma" hugs.
The dust here is always bad, but add in the additional dust from cement debris & it compounds the problem. Everyone complains of a cough.
This little one month old girl was in the arms of her aunt. Such beauty in the midst of ashes!We are hot & sweaty...dusty & dirty....but none of us would want to be anywhere else. The work is hard but the reward is plentiful. Thank you for your prayers for us and the Haitian people.
Kris
LOve you guys so much, thank you for your hearts of love, Bless you Kris, faithful one.
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Kris.
ReplyDeleteYou certainly look like you're in your element-- what a blessing you all are in bringing His tangible love to the Haitian people. We're just amazed at all you are managing to accomplish.
Blessings, love and hugs, Maralyn
PS Where did you get the cool "Omaha" scrubs?
Kris - that is such a beautiful statement, "We are hot & sweaty...dusty & dirty....but none of us would want to be anywhere else." May God bless you guys and the Haitian people!
ReplyDeleteAwsome photos Kris! Love reading your post
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Kris-What amazing work you all are doing and WOW-do you look like you are in your zone. What I see on your face is inspirational!! Blessings to all of you!! Miss you! Deb W
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the pics and daily info of your wonderful work. We are praying for all of you and hope you will have a safe return. We love you, Todd, (our nephew) and Ingrid, (our church friend).! God bless all of you!
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