I've attached a picture of the view of the Haitian countryside so that you can truly imagine how beautiful it is here. The mountains, especially in the sunrise are awe-inspiring.
Today we actually have no cases on the schedule, so we are busying ourselves doing rounds, therapy with patients, seeing ER/Clinic patients, and organizing the Pfister house. The Pfisters' are missionaries that are moving down to Haiti permanently to witness.
At two, Dr. Martin did a lecture for all of the Haitian medical staff as well as our team. It was very interesting and I'm sure everyone can say that they learned a lot.
The Hospital Lumiere Red Cross was asking for blood donors, and many of our charitable team members contributed. I'm sure that many Haitians, as well as their families are greatful for this gift.
I feel a little bad that the focus of the blog is so much on the surgical portion of the mission, but that is where I am. If I can con anyone into contributing about their experiences, I will.
We are looking forward to dinner and devotions tonight.
:) Kristin
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