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Bryan fixing the tubing for our Sawyer water filter apparatus
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| Meeting a few friends for khati-khati (spiced chicken) and plantains at a local restaurant. |
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| Bryan got bitten! (by a patient!). Thankfully it was through a long-sleeve shirt and white coat, so no post-exposure HIV prophylaxis medication needed. This poor patient suffered from acute psychosis. |
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| Hospital's Christmas tree. |
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| Yes, those are LIVE POINSETTAS! Just a typical day on our walk to work. |
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| Bryan went to the market to buy an extension cord. He was handed these. (And yes, he got them to work!) |
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| Benny belongs to Mark & Jessica Spangler and their family (neighbors who fly the S.I.L. helicopter). |
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| A new resident of our neighborhood. Look how nicely trimmed he/she keeps the grass! |
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| Stephen, head of the lab, appreciates a microscope we brought. We appreciate MedWish.org for donating it! Now the main lab doesn't have to borrow the Tuberculosis microscope for routine tests. |
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"Doctor's Choir" rehearsing for Christmas performance. Dr. Beri (pink scrubs) is a Switzerland trained ophthalmologist and medical director extraordinaire.
Doctor's choir sings "Yebo Kunjalo" ("One Love"). Every Christmas each group and/or department prepares a presentation for morning chapel - many Cameroonian's call it the highlight of the year.
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| Bryan and his friend, hospital guard "Cosmos," have a routine where they always salute each-other formally. Those who know Bryan may be aware of his collection of (obsession with) real-appearing (?fake) security badges and may notice the one now around Cosmos' neck. The next day every security guard was asking Bryan for one as well! |
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| Waiting for our baggage in Douala airport. |
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Every bag arrived!
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