Today I stopped by the children’s ward at the district hospital. We went in just to greet the patients and their parents. I learned that the back room where Willy used to stay is what they call the malnutrition room. All of the children in the room are suffering from severe malnutrition. Many of […]
We had a nice relaxing Saturday at the house this morning. It’s been pretty cold and rainy, but today the weather was nice, sunny and warm. We brought all the kids outside and they played in the backyard all morning. As I sat and watched them play, I realized that these kids truly are […]
We took Willy and Dan to Eldoret this week to get some medical tests done. When we got back we went to the doctor and he prescribed some new medicine for them so that hopefully they can get to a place where their seizures are more under control. Dan had a bad day last […]
Willy is still doing great. He’s still been having seizures, but they are getting less frequent than they were when he was at the hospital. He’s making big improvements already and we are hoping and praying that we can get the seizures under control. He’s had a week full of new experiences. We took […]
Sarah and Mary are already winding down their trip even though it feels like they just got here. We are sad to see them go, but have had fun with them around and know they will be back. We had some kids from Shimo come over to the house for lunch today. It was […]
Willy is doing great! We are amazed that he still hasn’t had any seizures since he moved to the house. He is just so happy to be able to play with the other kids and is a good little eater. We are so glad to have this little bundle of joy around the house! […]
I’ve written a lot about Mary recently. I’ve been helping her family for almost a year now. Last year we started them with a little business to help their family get on their feet and be able to pay their rent, send their other children to school and feed their family. This family has […]
It’s been a great week here in Kitale and God has blessed us by putting even more children with disabilities in our path. We met Siri, who lives in a part of town called Namanjalala. She has severe epillepsy, but her family struggles to make enough money to provide for her medicine on top […]
