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St. John's Rehab Hospital
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mikelandryinhaiti
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estachung
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karenuy
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semcampbell
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bymcheung
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janicetsui
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garysiu
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Author Archives: karenuy
Odd Jobs
We have had busy days since the sun has decided to shine. There is a steady stream of new patients through the morning and then the Rehab Centre patients come over in the afternoon. June has asked a couple of … Continue reading
On the town
This afternoon we took a little drive around town. June drove the 4×4 and we all piled in: Marvin, Carmen, Caroline, Janice and I. Lunch was at Nami International Restaurant which serves Haitian, Caribbean, Jamaican and Chinese food. I’m not … Continue reading
The End of A Work Week
Even in Haiti, it’s nice when it’s a Friday. We close the clinic a little early on these days. It was a lovely sunny morning when we headed to the clinic and I got a glimpse of how warm and … Continue reading
New Perspectives
Rain? Why yes. So what did we do in the morning? Well, the parallel bars were more than a little wobbly when the first team arrived last week so there has been much time spent in securing them. Those bars … Continue reading
Posted in Rebuilding Lives in Haiti
Tagged Haiti, Haiti Earthquake, Les Cayes, physiotherapy, Rehabilitation, Stroke
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Another Drippy Day
The rain seems to think that Les Cayes is in great need of hydration. It was slow but it allowed me to spend a little more time with a patient I just met yesterday. She had a stroke late last … Continue reading
Posted in Rebuilding Lives in Haiti
Tagged Haiti, Haiti Earthquake, Inpatients, Outpatients, physiotherapy, Rehabilitation, Stroke
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