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Medical Brigade
Dr Barry Byer of the Virginia Hospital Center Medical Brigade arrived with his team last Saturday to assess the Hogar San Jose’s needs. The expectant children brushed their teeth twice that morning and dressed in their best clothing. Sister Edith played the guitar to make the norteamericanos feel welcome. We hope they remember us when they return to the States. Monday, my contraparte Licenciada Ana and I returned to the prison to complete the HIV post-testing with the results of the 47 tests we did on the 11th. Everyone turned out negative. To document more good news, I have been notified by the ADEC water engineers that the purification tanks will be installed at the Hogar San Jose next Tuesday May 25th. The children will soon have potable water to drink on a 24-hour basis.
28. May 2010 at 18:12
These pictures are so hard to look at. On the one hand I am so pleased to see where you are and who you are spending your days with. On the other hand, each child looks like my one and I want to be there to hug and kiss them.