We have been in Malawi for about 6 weeks and are finally settled into our temporary apartment in Nkhoma. Praise God! While the transition has been challenging and stressful, we know that this is where God has called us, and we are grateful to be able to serve in Malawi again. It has been wonderful to …
We have experienced many seasons in our young life. Together, we have experienced eight moves within the USA since high school and two internationally. In October, we made international move #3. Our time in Kenya has come to an end, and we are excited to be moving back to Malawi. We have accepted positions as …
Life is…messy, exhausting, hard, beautiful, precious. Jenny Life is messy, literally. Oliver is almost 8 weeks old and spits up with the best of them. He also has a running total of peeing on Jared 6 times since birth. He has also only had one poopy diaper blow-out, which was also on Jared. Since …
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There is a specific moment when a person must admit to themselves that they are in-fact ill. This moment is harder for some people to accept than others, but I find it particulary challenging for physicians to admit to themselves they are sick and even worse…they need to see an actual doctor about it. …
“Doc, can you help our son, Philip?” While I was standing at the bedside, one of Philip’s caregivers had asked me this question. I had just finished my exam of their 9-year-old child who was brought by his family from another healthcare facility. Two days before he arrived here, he was taken to another hospital for …