This is the new mop and pail that we purchased in Port au Prince. Madame Luc keeps the floors very clean and she has been using a very old mop that she has to wring out by hand. She works very hard.We also found some Pringles chips....a tasty treat.
Today is the last day for the medical team. They are seeing a few follow up patients this morning and then taking down the clinic and packing up.
Dr. Bob says they have seen 1,047 people. They have been amazing.
Eldon and his crew are getting the septic field for the medical clinic building done and electricity is going in.
There are still some Haitians working on the wall as well.
There is a team coming in 2 weeks from Saskatchewan and the Maritimes to help finish the wall. So.....another day with lots of activity.
so glad to hear Madam Luc has a pail to squeeze out her mop!!! I know from personal experience what it feels like to wring out a dirty mop, and not only that, but how challenging it is to wring it out adequately.Those things are heavy when wet!! I'm sure that madam Luc will appreciate it so much!
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting your daily activities. I've found them very interesting to follow. Continuing to pray for you and the others there. I was so moved by the story of the woman with the infected ankle whose family "threw her out". How sad that she was so "disposble". Trusting that you have had opportunity to minister to her spirit and help her realise that God loves her and she is not disposable to Him.
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