Sheila Walsh, RSM , Chief Executive Officer E llen Bowman made a return visit to Guyana for ten days in August. She worked with the doctors who are already doing Ultrasound and began teaching an additional doctor. Our employees served as volunteers and smatterings of conversations heard around the hospital dealt with employees comparing kidneys and gall bladder results. The hospital donated two large storage containers to our Mercy Wings ministry. They were extra for us and much needed for storage and an office at Mercy Wings.
People are so creative in Guyana.
There is no such word as disposable . The popular words here is reusable, recyclable and cannibalize for parts. She had been there since age 6 when she was diagnosed with leprosy. Only 15 people remain. None are in active stage but all seem prepared to live out their lives there.