There is still many who need water.  The city doesn't provide water everyday, sometimes not even for 4 to 5 days.  More and more people come to get water at our mission compound.  We still supply thousands of gallons of water a day!

We are off to a mobile clinic at Leogane.  Seven of the nine team members are in the back of the truck.

This man is a  neighbor at our compound in Leogane.  He was injured when his house fell on him at the time of the earthquake. He had a head injury and he could not walk.  We went to his home to take care of him.  There is a picture of Vanessa Thompson dressing his wounds in the January blog.  The article was labeled (Vanessa treats a head wound).  The man came to visit us and to thank us for the help that he received.  We were so happy to see him doing so well.

Dr. Todd Taylor and Dr. John Gehman are looking at an object that was retrieved from a little girl's nose.  The mother said she couldn't breathe because there was an object up her nose.  Dr. Taylor began pulling the object out and it was several inches long and looked like an earthworm.  It is curled up as he is holding it with tweezers.