sh. We have several patients who are still suffering from the traumatic circumstances of the last 3 1/2 months, for example this mother with her two little children (see picture right) who had to watch with her own eyes how one of her close relatives was killed. - Today we cleaned the hospital especially the maternity because it is a rule at the Rhein-Valley Hospital to clean and sterilize this section after a birth took place. The toilets for the refugee camp still didn't arrive. We got the excuse that the truck involved had to be repaired. So it will probably be only next week that we can finish our sanitary installations. At lunch time our grandmother schuschu could leave the hospital. Her two sons took care of her and thanked us profoundly for all the help at the hospital. Later in the afternoon we again had a heavy thunderstorm and we were happy to get home without any calamities because the Kenyans use to drive in these circumstances as if the streets were dry...
The big clean-up took more than 3 hours
This morning we saw some animals on the way to work. Click on the picture to see it in large size or visit our Kenya Photos blog.
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