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Today Laura, Harriet and I went to the school next door to deworm many children from kindergarten to grade 8.
We had three of the cutest albino children at the clinic today – gave them all new donated sun hats and bought them sunglasses as their biggest complaint was the sun being too hard on their eyes.
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Here is Jerry modeling some sunglasses.
Laura and I brought a brand new soccer ball to the school but decided we didn’t feel like getting a soccer ball to the face today so we played duck duck goose instead.
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This lady loved her new dress!
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More wound care!
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Nancy had a very busy day with hospital transfers – one of them being a lady who had elevated LFTs and needed an ultrasound. She also played a game of “touch the mzungu” meaning white person, with a little boy.