In this month’s newsletter we share updates on the medical team’s mission to the DR, cholera at St. Joseph Clinic and the final tally for the super bowl squares fundraiser.
Heading home, and thinking about what we accomplished, and all that was left to do. Join Medical Missionaries, or any other deserving non profit and help make this a better world.
Day 8 has the team traveling back to Santo Domingo, and spending a few hours sight seeing. Everyone flies back to the US tomorrow.
Day 7 is the last day of clinics. The team will have seen over 780 patients over the last 6 days of clinics, and handed out thousands of prescribed and over the counter pharmaceuticals.
Day 6 saw the team back in Banica, and holding a clinic in Los Cacaos. They saw over 110 patients and exhausted all the medicines they took to the DR, with one more clinic to go. Check out their day.
Happy New Year. Medical Missionaries is loading containers, shipping food and supplies to the needy, and St. Joseph Clinic is curing Cholera infected patients. Read more about it, in our January Newsletter.
The team treated over 100 patients today. As always, it is not just work, but time to experience local culture. Read about our day to find out more.
For day 4 the team took a long ride to Bartolo, and then split to run two clinic sites. Read about their continuing work and adventures.
The team split on Sunday, day 3. The team held a clinic in Pedro Santana and El Morro. They also had made time to visit Cerro de San Francisco
Banica day 2 included inventorying bags that were brought over from the US, going on our first clinic, attending church and sharing fellowship.
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