Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Day 6 (2/11/10)
The team is starting to travel back to the Dominican so that they can fly home tomorrow. But before they go, Rob sent a few more pictures for us to see.
The UN folks in our compound.
Aunt and Gristella are leaving for Les Caynes to live with a pastor and his family. They are both doing very well.
We're leaving Gonaive, heading to Port Au Prince.
Will reach Santo Domingo by late night, traveling all day.
The road to the border with a great view of a fresh water lake.
We have crossed the border and now are traveling in 3 SUVs.
The UN folks in our compound.
Aunt and Gristella are leaving for Les Caynes to live with a pastor and his family. They are both doing very well.
We're leaving Gonaive, heading to Port Au Prince.Will reach Santo Domingo by late night, traveling all day.
The road to the border with a great view of a fresh water lake.
We have crossed the border and now are traveling in 3 SUVs.Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Day 5 (2/10)
The team has been busy this morning, there have been alot of children that have come in. 2 of them can be seen on the please pray posting, they are small babies that have critical conditions. Here is what else has been going on.
Pastor Donny from Miami meets the Army Captain Brunk, a contact we made when getting the NC team member airlifted out. This new relationship will benefit ministry trips for the future.
There have been lots of children that have come in this morning!
Praise the Lord!! Jessica Oliver just reported that God put an IV in a baby when she could not.
Jessica in action helping an earthquake victim who had a cement block fall on her head.
Dave and Linda caring for people in need. 
Dr. Childers and a patient.
Working on a baby.
Rob feeding a baby.
The waiting room...well one third of it.
Barbara helping in the OR, she said the surgical team from Boliva was a HUGE asset. 
Barbara and Dr. Jeff
More patients.
Jessica in action helping an eartquake victim who had a concrete block fall on his head.
Jessica giving instructions
Jackie tries to clothe a child.
This little baby is Izar, he is struggling and still not out of the woods.
Dr. Jeff and his patients.
An all day effort trying to keep this baby in survival mode.
Izar is going home. He still needs alot of our prayers!! 
Pastor John served as a translator and became a great friend to the team.
Linda at work, and Dave admitting a patient.
Jackie works with her translator.Please Pray
This is a severly dehydrated baby, there have been quite a few critical babies that have come through.
Another sick baby that has come in.
Everyone is loving baby Estrella
Estrella was given lots of love by the entire team.
Estrella is doing better today.
Day 4 (2/9/10) Update
Here is another update of what the team did yesterday.
Some damage done on the second floor of this building from the quake.
A bulldozer comes and scrapes away debris, clearing the way for new construction.
The Caribbean Express, our ground transportation/earthquake simulator.
A local woman laughs as members of the team chase other women and their donkeys for a photo op. Sorry for dark pic...this was a fleeting moment. We're heading for the hospital!
Patients waiting in triage.
The US Army team at breakfast. They are the team that airlifted out a team member from North Carolina that was very sick. A great group of guys!
Our clinic area in operation.
A man with a very low blood pressure.
Dr Jeff holding a sick child.
Everyone getting pictures of baby Estrella.
More than washing feet in Haiti...our team is amazing!!
Michael taking vitals in triage.
The team in action.
Dave and Linda working in the Clinic.
Jessica taking care of and loving on kids in the clinic.
A baby with a birth trauma.
A premie baby who's mom died. Only 10 days old. Father is in the hospital. Very high risk...please be praying for this one.
Please pray for Barbara, she has been working in the ER with another surgical team. This is the scrub sink in ER prep that they are using.
Another beautiful day dawns in Gonaive
Some damage done on the second floor of this building from the quake.A bulldozer comes and scrapes away debris, clearing the way for new construction.The Caribbean Express, our ground transportation/earthquake simulator.A local woman laughs as members of the team chase other women and their donkeys for a photo op. Sorry for dark pic...this was a fleeting moment. We're heading for the hospital!
Patients waiting in triage.
The US Army team at breakfast. They are the team that airlifted out a team member from North Carolina that was very sick. A great group of guys! Our clinic area in operation.
A man with a very low blood pressure. Dr Jeff holding a sick child.
Everyone getting pictures of baby Estrella.
More than washing feet in Haiti...our team is amazing!!
Michael taking vitals in triage.
The team in action.
Dave and Linda working in the Clinic.
Jessica taking care of and loving on kids in the clinic.
A baby with a birth trauma.
A premie baby who's mom died. Only 10 days old. Father is in the hospital. Very high risk...please be praying for this one.Please pray for Barbara, she has been working in the ER with another surgical team. This is the scrub sink in ER prep that they are using.
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