Medical Care Continues In Haiti!

The current medical team continues to see many patients.  In the morning they see patients in our clinic, then in the afternoon do mobile clinics.

A Sunday Evening Meal Together

The current group is all together for a Sunday evening meal.

Another Baby Is Born In Our Clinic!

Here is a concerned father.  This in number 8 and the family is now without a home.  Mother and baby are fine. Debbie Solley was midwife and Dr. Miller checked the mother afterwards.  He is a cute little fellow.

Pamela Shirk is at work counting out pills, bagging them, and dispensing them.

Dr. Myon Miller, Doreen Miller, Faith Layton, and Carol Hershey are reorganizing the medicines in the clinic.

An elderly woman was left at our doorstep a few weeks ago.  She is in the last stages of TB.  Being a great health risk to others we had to move her to an isolated area of the yard.  Rev. Jonas Hight and a Haitian man helped in the undesirable task.

Pastor Jonas Hight and Joel Jackson have arrived in Haiti.  Joel volunteered to help sort through donated items.  We have baby food and formula, diapers, medicines, clothing, tools, blankets, and various other items.

A medical team returns to the US!

Today Dr. Redcay, Karen Smith, Rosemary Proctor, and Cindy Tischio returned to the U.S.

Karen Smith handed out a few gifts for the smaller children before leaving.

Dr. Brad Moyer to speak today!

Dr Brad Moyer will speak about Haiti trip in Penn View Bible Institute's chapel service today at 10:15. See it online at mountainroadgmc.org Click on "livestream." It can be seen later by clicking on "On Demand."

Ysemerline goes to the US Naval Ship Comfort; Another medical team arrives!

We had to leave Ysemerline with her father , Innocent Rene', so they could be transported to the US Navy ship, Comfort.  She will be evaluated there and it will be decided where she should get medical attention.  There are several options and they will determine what should be done.

Dr. Julia Redcay goes along with Ysemerline to take her to the Army Base where she will be lifted by helicopter to the US Navy ship Comfort.

Drs. Myron and Doreen Miller, Pamela Shirk, Faith Layton, and Carol Hershey came by the way of the Dominican Republic.  They had a most interesting day today. There were many at the clinc here at the compound and they went mobile in the afternoon.  They were crowded by many who needed medical attention.

A comfortable bus that travels from Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic to Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

Ysemerline Rene' to be transferred to ship!

Dr. Brad Moyer's favorite Haitian patient, Ysemerline Rene', the 11 year old girl with multiple injuries from the earthquake in Haiti is to be transferred to the US Naval Ship "Comfort" today, Thursday, Feb. 4, at 7:30 AM.  She has multiple fractures (closed but palpable) of the humerus, and femur, and a large facial laceration involving her left orbit and compromising her site, ability to close the eye.


Dr. Julia Redcay has been doing a wonderful job of helping to facilitate.  This is a wonderful answer to prayer!  Ysemerline will be evaluated for a possible transfer to Geisinger Medical Center in Danville, PA where they have agreed to treat her "free of charge."  PTL.

Evidences of the initial earthquake in Haiti

Evidence of the earthquake shift!

No wonder the damage!

Haiti Body Count Goes Over 200,000

How sad!