Posts Tagged ‘ haiti ’
I want to tell you stories. These are the things that energize us. These things move us to tears. Erick Luis was at home on the day of the earthquake. When the shock hit Port Au Prince, his house not only crumbled to collapse, but sparked an explosion that ignited a small propane leak that [ READ MORE ]
Like all days, today was both promising and difficult. As well as surprising: as I draft this, we just felt another earthquake. Today a few of us flew by helicopter to Port Au Prince to deliver supplies to an orphanage, and also to gather information about patients that can be brought to our hospital. The [ READ MORE ]
It is amazing how different each day can be. We are on day three here at the hospital, and we continually see additional teams of people coming in from around the world. Additional supplies are also coming in, though much more equipment and personnel are needed. Here you can see mattresses arriving en masse. Everyone [ READ MORE ]
To those who don’t know, I have gone on an emergency mission with Operation Rainbow to help with relief from the Earthquake that has devastated Haiti. And to those who will read on, please know that some of the images may be very tough to see. This post is to bring awareness to what’s going [ READ MORE ]
