Hello everyone,

I’ve been traveling today so sorry for the late post. I’m in North Carolina visiting family

The team had a long day. Medicine was packaged to last for about 3 days. Supplies were put away. The pictures I’ve seen in the past show only a big bookcase like shelf unit holding all the supplies. Tomorrow will be the first day to treat patients and to begin surgeries.

When you read those small sentences it may not seem like much. Picture 26 suitcases full of medical supplies and some surgical instruments and putting all of that on a shelving unit you can imagine it is no easy task. I’m sure after clinic and surgery tomorrow there will be lots of stories to share.

He are a few hello’s from some of the team members.

Roy and Rebecca-Hi to all the folks, mom and dads reading the blog. Roy dedicates this mission trip in memory of his grandpa who passed away on Wednesday just before the team left on Saturday.

Norma-Hello to family and friends in Marfa, Midland, Odessa and co-workers at Texas Tech obgyn and Midland Co. jail.

Becca-Hi mom, all is well and I didn’t hurt myself.

Jennifer-Hi mom and dad & Zach, love each of you all is great.

Laura-Hi mom, dad, Laurie, Nicholas, Beth & Natalie. Miss you all but am having a great adventure.

Greg-Melissa, Audie, Bosco and Zoey. Love and miss you all.

Kiska-Hi mom, dad, family and friends keeping up with us. Love and miss you.

Diana and Vonda say hi to their familes.

Josh-Wow what an experience & it isn’t even half way over. Love ya momma. Call and kiss my girls and tell ‘em “love ya bunches”

Rob-Hi Linda,Thomas Alex and Natey. Hi to Brayden and the rest of my family. I love you guys.

Christine-Hi guys.

Jack shared a funny story-he asked a nurse assistant that works at Dr. Patrick’s clinic if the deworming pills were chewable. She said I guess, if you chew them up.

I’m sorry if I spelled any names wrong. Craig tries to spell everything to me but it’s hard to understand sometimes.

 

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