servehaiti's posterous

Sep 29

Hi

Hi
My friend told me a website www.ausuke.com which are mainly selling electronic products such as computers, cell phones,digital cameras and TV sets.He have order a digital camera and a set of DJ Equipment which has high quality and good after-sales service.
Now, the company is holding a sales promotion, so you can buy anything you want without delivery charges.
I hope you will not miss this chance!

Mar 8

Alex "Quick Draw" Chu

Alex, though just finishing nursing school, proved to be a great asset. He was great from his very first blood draw to ready to pock that first needle. Was the best surgical assistant, organizer, triaze nurse, and thanks Christen for letting your new husband come and play with us...........HE ROCKS.

Dr Mike Lynch

Mar 8

Mcolsen, one of our translators, and Breana. Our new friend helped us out a ton :-)

Mar 8

So many homes, destroyed.

Mar 6

Story Man Mike aka Mike the Psych

Always with a story, Mike is the glue that keeps this team together. Whether it be a simple thing as getting a kid a sip of water or keeping the crowd from trampling us, Mike's our man to do what ever needs to be done for us. He's got our back!

Mike Lynch

Mar 6

Miss Fantastic

Bethany is able to work ER one day, hold babies the next and still manage to dipense medications. No surprise that one of her strengths is her ability to be flexible. Not to mention she keeps us supplied in goodies. " Go Team Gumby"

Mike Lynch

Mar 6

Ashraf doing his thing

This was at the clinic we set up today. 189 patients in one day!

Mar 5

tap tap

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this it the local "taxi" of Haiti- the infamous "tap tap." it is quite colorful, eh?

it's called a "tap tap" because when you want to get out, you tap the side of the vehicle to attract the driver's attention. if he doesn't hear the "tap tap," he won't stop.

after a long trip, the "tap tap" is also known for giving us sore bottoms. (no seat padding while on a bumpy ride.)

-sandy

Mar 5

University of Miami Hospital

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this is the hospital where we worked at for the first 2 days. it's a hospital in a tent- and thank goodness there was AC!

the patients were of all different acuity levels- from simple skin diseases to broken hips and amputated limbs. because of the quality of the hospital, many patients were transferred or flown in from other hospitals and locations.

Mar 5

Mr. Priority Access Man

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Mr. Priority Access Man Alan

Alan is our travel man extraordinaire! With his Priority Access connections, we were able to zip through the airport's check-in and security, even with sandy bringing in a full bottle of water.

Alan is also our "doc-of-all-trades." He can be found in the hospital working in the ER, triaging patients, operating in the OR, running traumas, and even stocking medication in the pharmacy warehouse.

Slow down Alan!!

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