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Uganda 2023 – Day 2: The Journey Continues
So after 36 hours of flights and delays, you’d think ourJourney to Gulu would be finished. Not quite. After spending a brief night in Kampala, we get up early and
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Uganda 2023 – Day 1: Travel
Probably one of the hardest elements of the Uganda mission is the travel. Unfortunately I made the first mistake of looking at my flight itinerary and seeing the total flight
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Antigua 2023 – Blog 3
When I first got to the hospital we started unpacking all of the bags of medical supplies. We went out into the lobby to play with the kids and they
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Antigua 2023 – Blog 2
Since I’m a minor without Medical eperience, I volunteered with entertaining children in the waiting room. We brought lots of toys like pop-it’s, fidget spinners, and play dough, along with
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Antigua 2023 – Blog 1
Dr John Alm and Dr Logan Leavitt (KU) first visit to Obras. Plan to assist this week to learn about expanding services for future Mission work.
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Philippines 2023 – Day 8
Our last day at the hospital! We arrived, in small groups. Our transportation drivers were slow picking us up. Thankfully Cora’s nephew was able to come get our OR staff