Clinic in Lemoa and Class in Quiche

This morning, I met Carol on the way to Lemoa and we headed to clinic.  Last year, Carol went with me to Montellano for a surgical clinic and enjoyed it.  Since then, she has signed up for several surgical clinics and has expressed an interest to also help us in Lemoa.  Today was her first day with us and we tried to break her in gently. She started by counting and bagging medicine and then helped to vital signs. The team welcomes her anytime that she wants to help!

We had about twenty-two patients so it was not a busting clinic.

I talked to Fernando, who arrived with Armando the first time that we met him.  Armando is the gentleman that had the mass on his back and he had surgery to remove it a few weeks ago in Montellano. Fernando called to tell me that he had gone for his post-op visit and all is well!  He is healing and not showing any sign of infection. We are so thankful and for that and we always give God the glory!

After lunch, Ana, Carol and I went to Quiche to have a IVAA and Pap Class.  There were about twenty-five ladies present and all went well. They had good questions and there is interest in us returning to do a clinic for them.

When it was time to leave, we had a list of about seventeen names. They also want to speak to the other ladies who were not able to be present today.  We then were invited to have coffee at a nearby coffee shop.

It was a very good day, with positive outcomes!