rs. As I arrived in the hospital today, I saw our male nurse John bringing a new patient to the hospital. In fact he got her from her home because she needed help. I learned that she is 100 years old and that she has malaria. So we gave her an injection and an infusion afterwards. The old lady is still fit and speaks a lot - unfortunately in her mother language Kikuiu. I didn't understand much but she is happy that somebody listens to her. She worried that she couldn't pay her stay in the hospital but I calmed her saying that we will certainly find a solution.
Friday, August 1, 2008
A 100 years old patient
rs. As I arrived in the hospital today, I saw our male nurse John bringing a new patient to the hospital. In fact he got her from her home because she needed help. I learned that she is 100 years old and that she has malaria. So we gave her an injection and an infusion afterwards. The old lady is still fit and speaks a lot - unfortunately in her mother language Kikuiu. I didn't understand much but she is happy that somebody listens to her. She worried that she couldn't pay her stay in the hospital but I calmed her saying that we will certainly find a solution.
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