To say that I am worn out is no exaggeration!
The day started with Sarah's 6 AM feeding, then laundry (there is a whole blog post on that from the last time we were here), then another feeding and then I got the privilege of getting to go with the folks from Community Health to make baby/immunization and OB visits. We visited very rural parts of Bomet where suffice it to say, I was the first Caucasian person that both the children and the mothers had seen. I could hear the children giggling from where they were hiding behind the trees and the bushes.
The pictures say it all! It was a wonderful day and I am so thankful to have had the opportunity to spend the day visiting the mothers and the children and getting to meet new friends. I hope to get the opportunity to go again.
Now it is time to go feed Sarah again!
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| A little one getting her polio vaccine. |
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| Before check-ups, we prayed with the moms & littles. |
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| Time to weigh the little ones. |
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| Shot records. |
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| The dispensary. |
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| Perhaps the bumpiest road I have ever been on! |
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| Gladys & Davinna |
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