The clinic is not yet over, but Yves (Dr Ibro) treated his first patient this week.
He had to use a bike, cross 3 rivers, well lie through the bush to go to another village Tanda. The patient only spoke a few words "French".
Yves was also encountered people in high places of the country. Contact with these people is very important to get things done when "smaller" we put a spoke in the wheels. For her part, Cheryl was ill for 6 days. She could not keep anything and she has lost weight. Yves, with the help of Yearwood and
7h Cahottes road, brought the young mother to see a gynecologist French. His medication against malaria (Palu) caused him constantly vomiting. She changed his medication and added an anti-nausea and Cheryl are back all the familiar ... blah-blah-blah !!!!!
We had a echo and everything is normal. The baby is securely attached to the uterus as are small African on the back of their mother.
Which nationality will be small (it is too early to know the sex, but Yves is always talking about "his girls")??
We requested a clear answer from God and it seems obvious to us both.
"It" can only present his Canadian passport ...
unless otherwise noted.
In the coming weeks we will apply ourselves to the task of this famous clinic, language learning and teaching of children. Meanwhile, there will certainly be a few adventures on our journey, but praise God, we can still see his hand through this act. Pray for:
- Rest for Cheryl and good nutrition
- The successful development of "small scale"
- Good relations with the people Tanda
- The language learning
- Work of Yves prepare for the clinic
Thanks for your support, prayers, words of encouragement.
Hello to our family, friends, church, teachers and the TES, employees of the hospital in Hull (especially 4 North), to those that are forgotten or unknown not.
"Me (Yves, Cheryl and ...) I trust in your goodness, I have joy in my heart, because your salvation.
I will sing unto the Lord, because it makes my good. " - Psaume13.6
you soon!
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