Visiting Our Lu’an Foster Care Children
On April 17th and 18th, 2009, Gina Hall (Lu’An Foster Care Assistant) accompanied me to visit the Lu’An Foster Care Children.
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Cleft Exchange Day Six — Final Day
The last day of the Medical Exchange was a smooth day filled with laughter.
Cleft Exchange Day Five
“Super Ambitious Day” was Mission Accomplished! It was a day of challenges, learning and fun.
LWB Spain at Lu’An
Yesterday, Jone and her friend Aitor toured Lu’an, an orphanage where we do both medical and foster care. They first visited the orphanage and then our foster care families.
Cleft Exchange Day Four
The last days of a Cleft Mission are always the busiest! Today was a day filled with joy and laughter as many of the children who had surgery on the first day left to return to their hometowns and more children arrived to prepare for their surgeries tomorrow.
Cleft Exchange Day Three
Today started with Becca searching for food. She was not happy to miss her breakfast and was determined to find milk or food.
LWB Spain to Anhui
Jone, our representative from LWB Spain, who with her travel companion Aitor, left Shanghai today and traveled to Hefei, Anhui. Today they visited the Hefei SWI and the Anhui Cleft Healing Home. Here are today’s gorgeous pictures from their travels.
Here are some pictures from the orphanage
And also some from the Healing Home
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Cleft Exchange Day Two
The first day of surgery has flown by smoothly. What a wonderful day it was. Everyone got up early in order to get to the hospital by 8am. The nurses did not know who would be first so all the children were prepared.
Cleft Exchange Day One
How best to put into words, the excitement, joy and wonder of an international medical exchange. Great things always happen when people travel from near and far to come together to heal children in need. It was an incredible first day.
Our team has arrived safely and on time and includes Dr. Ness, Dr. Martin, LWB [...]
Final Day of Surgeries in Hefei
When we walked onto the unit today, we were met by a chorus of crying babies. It seemed everyone was fussy; after awhile, it started to sound like a song.
