Raquel ran out of quinine, and
IVs, and when she couldn't go on, she asked the people to come to Quebo.
We headed back arriving in Quebo around seven. Raquel took some meds and went to bed. We all kept thinking, how grateful we were that so many were helped, but sad that we couldn't help more. Grateful that It takes a village had this clinic and school available that reached so many.
We headed back arriving in Quebo around seven. Raquel took some meds and went to bed. We all kept thinking, how grateful we were that so many were helped, but sad that we couldn't help more. Grateful that It takes a village had this clinic and school available that reached so many.
After we left, they received
more medication, but it was too late for some. 3 people died, one adult and two children.
In the future 2 more of Freddy's and Raquel's African kids will graduate from nursing school. With Gods help the medical outreach will stretch its wings and be able to help many more.
In the future 2 more of Freddy's and Raquel's African kids will graduate from nursing school. With Gods help the medical outreach will stretch its wings and be able to help many more.
Thank
you Devon for building the clinic.
The school will most likely
open its doors, desks are needed, black boards, bathrooms etc but it will all come together.
It was one of those happy sad times and yet we are very grateful.
It was one of those happy sad times and yet we are very grateful.
Thank you on behalf of the
Schafer's and friends.
YOU'RE WELCOME!
we thank you for all the things you do!!
*note
RE: finances, now (from Sept to Dec) there is an URGENT need for medicine. The end of the rainy
season is loaded with malaria, beginning of cooler season loaded with breathing
problems.
If you would like to help, please contact me, or click the link on the sidebar for Life lLink our 501c3 partner. Mark your tax free donation "It Takes a Village"
Thank you
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