Destroyed home. When you start off with very little and you are left with nothing, where does that leave you - hopefully looking to/for God.
People gathered together in open areas, to scared to go back inside. Can't say as I blame them.
A house with a collapsed roof and wall.
Many trying to settle in for the night.
Saul (man on the left) taking an injured man home. He had a broken leg and we don't have x-ray at our clinic available so Kevin helped splint his leg, we gave him some pain medication, and Mr. David drove him home.
The man arriving at where he was going to stay for the night.
A young lady who had sustained a compound fracture of her upper leg. She also had several areas that needed stitches. We were fortunate to have some Haitian doctors come and help at our clinic from the Haitian Academy next door. She stayed on our property for about three days and then was transported to a place near her home. She waited for the hospitals to start accepting patients and then she traveled in for further treatment.
Young girl of about 13 that has a back injury. She was fortune to regain some movement and feeling in her legs a few days after the earthquake. She later had the opportunity to go to Miami, Florida for treatment. We recently had a visit from a relative who told us that the young girl got to go to Miami with her father. We are thankful she has someone she knows with her. She is in the recovery process - not really sure what is taking place - but keep her in your prayers.
We are so happy you all are safe and sound. I really enjoy being able to keep up with what is going on with you all. Thanks for taking time out of your busy days to help keep everyone else informed. I am not surprised you do though, you are always thinking of others. God will continue to bless you all. Say hello to everyone and the boys said hi to Josiah. We love you all!
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