The waterfall at Saut d´eau. It´s a welcome sight after working at the clinic in the country and sweating for 40 hours straight.
Bonny and his sister trying to get the donkey out of the mud. On the way from their house to the main road so we coulod catch a tap-tap back to Croix-des-Bouquets.
Loading up the donkey with avocados and sugar cane to sell in Croix-des-Bouquets.
The whole clan at the rural clinic: Jorge, Leo, me, Bonny´s sister and brother, Bonny in the front row, and Fernando next to him.
Loading up the donkey with avocados and sugar cane to sell in Croix-des-Bouquets.
The whole clan at the rural clinic: Jorge, Leo, me, Bonny´s sister and brother, Bonny in the front row, and Fernando next to him.
Leo and me doing consultations. That you see on the desk behind the patient is the pharmacy for the day. These people are so far away from any medicine or doctors, this is all they can get.
1 comment:
Margo,
I am just getting caught up on your blog.
Looking forward to seeing you in Oregon. It's great to be back, I hope you have your long underwear and wool socks handy, it's cold here.
BTW, the doctors were older, when I imagined them in my head. thanks for setting the record straight with a picture.
take care, praying for you today. I'm off to help the EG-Butte house move. fun times
Jojo
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