[Note: This was originally posted Wednesday, June 25, and accidentally deleted.]
It is Wednesday, and the clinic closes at noon so that we can begin to pack up for the journey home. There is no time to write a full blog entry, but I want to take a few minutes to post photos of some of the colleagues we've worked with, friends we've made, and people we've served in here in Honduras.
I am limited in the number of photos I have time to upload, and it was difficult choosing. I missed many people whose faces should be here, and I apologize. But whether your photograph is here or not, be assured that we will all remember you and continue to think of you for years to come.
http://picasaweb.google.com/abrubacca/HonduranFaces2
Enjoy.
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I am a Peace Corps Volunteer in Guatemala and just found out that your organization works with surgeries for children in underdeveloped countries. There is a little girl who is about 8 or 9 years old who is in one of the schools that I visit. She can not bend her elbows nor raise her arms very high and they are turned outward. She is unable to feed herself or take care of many necessities. I would very much appreciate if her case fits into the type of cases that you work with. Thank you for your consideration. tiahuggins@gmail.com
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