Recently we had the wonderful experience of having a team of medical professionals from Colorado associated with Centura Global Healh Initiatives on our campus doing mainly women's surgeries.
What a great work they are doing and with enthusiasm. Besides our hospital here, they take medical mission teams to Adventist hospitals in Belize, Peru, and Rwanda. To find out more about their work, just Google them.
Between surgeries, Ramon kept busy.
As usual, there were also some broken bones to fix.
Thank you for coming and dedicating your vacation time to service for others Centura Health Team! We look forward to your next visit in February!
In other news, this darling little cutie (whose family was very happy to have their picture taken) swallowed a coin. Kids are kids are kids! Ramon was called in the night to withdraw the coin from her esophagus.
After everything was fine and the little girl was resting comfortably, Ramon told her parents, "Please get her a purse so she has somewhere to carry her money." :) They were very happy!
Have a nice day!
What a great work they are doing and with enthusiasm. Besides our hospital here, they take medical mission teams to Adventist hospitals in Belize, Peru, and Rwanda. To find out more about their work, just Google them.
Between surgeries, Ramon kept busy.
As usual, there were also some broken bones to fix.
Everyone became friends.
Thank you for coming and dedicating your vacation time to service for others Centura Health Team! We look forward to your next visit in February!
In other news, this darling little cutie (whose family was very happy to have their picture taken) swallowed a coin. Kids are kids are kids! Ramon was called in the night to withdraw the coin from her esophagus.
Have a nice day!
LOL! You are so right. Kids are kids. No matter what country.
ReplyDeleteWhen I was little I once stuck a plum pit up my nose and had to have a doctor retrieve it. haha