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Nancy and Kristen went on a home visit to treat an elderly lady who had a severe case of jiggers. On the way back they got their monthly workout in pushing the matatu that was stuck teeter tottering on a hill.
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Harriet went to the hospital to admit a 7 year old boy with malaria who was febrile and had a seizure at home.
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Lynn, Hilary and Kenyan nurse Sarah taught 40 girls about sexual health and gave them all reusable sanitary pads.
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Kristen didn’t think the outhouses were bad enough so she decided to break the door off the hinges.
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This is Gail with a family who gave her a live chicken as a gift to say thank you.
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Update 4.0: the cockroach is still under the garbage can but a moth that’s the size of a dragon joined him so it’s not so lonely.
I am so Glad be a very small part in helping you all do the wonderful work you are doing.
Gail, if you bring the chicken home we can introduce her to a lovely cockerel that we saw on our walk on Tuesday. Stay safe al of you.