Correspondence with My Haitian Brethren

A recent email from Renel, the young resident of Pignon and medical student that several of us are sponsoring through medical school in Haiti so someday he can be the village doctor:

Dera my Dr how are you doing? i think you are so well in Jesus' name.

      So  i just write to you to hear from you .

So my school is doing well, but very busy, a lot of things , a lot of study, but i m making my effor, because only on the night i have to do all that i have to do according i have no time on the day.

   So you don't figure out yet the schurdul when the is coming here in Haiti? because in this time i d be happy to be there also in the clinic.

   Please greet your wife and your kids for me.

  Renel

I miss Renel, Gladou, Luden, Claudime, Boni, Accilien, Nerlande, Dederson, Gregory, Ludenson, Cassandra, Pastor G, the orphans, the people of LeJeune and Pignon, and all of Haiti.....

Time to Revive my Haiti Blog

I will be posting more with the upcoming Haiti trip- we have 13 missionaries, many new, some old faces, and a lot of enthusiasm! Please consider a donation by clicking on my PayPal link in the upper right! Thanks, Eric.....

T Minus......

....three days and counting. All the pieces are in place- supplies are purchased and distributed, logistics reviewed, preps are gathering at the bottom of my backpack. So long as I remember my passport and show up at the designated time and place, we'll be off and running.

I wish I had more time to write about our trip preparations, organization, and the individuals going, but I really have been up to my neck in responsibilities and the little free time I have has been used for family time and some exercise. I hope to transmit some pictures on the fly, but with international data plan costs being what they are, I might have to send my last pic from Miami, and the bulk of the rest upon our return.

To my family and friends, as well as those who so generously contributed to this campaign of humanity, thank you for being there and playing a part.

For Team Haiti, lets rock.

E, out.