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Our Spring news letter is now posted!  Go to our website under “newsletter” tab or click here.   Hope and pray that you have a blessed Easter. Please also see our updated prayer requests as we head into this new year and be … Continue reading →

She was carried in complaining of vaginal bleeding for nine months.  Her history was classic: positive pregnancy test in March, miscarriage in April, D&C (an operation to clear out the uterus) done in April, June and again in September secondary … Continue reading →

We love our little guy and he continues to keep us entertained as he finds new ways to make us laugh! Take a mini-tour with us through the hospital to get a feel for the  hospital, staff and patients (2 … Continue reading →

We are at the half way mark, month 15 of 30.  What a trip it has been so far.  So many stories and experiences.  We would like to give you an update of where we are and where we are … Continue reading →

I am down.  I am struggling.  I called a friend, a teacher, a doctor who participated in my training.  We talked. In the middle of January, I told my wife, we have been blessed / lucky so far, no major … Continue reading →

I am emotional.  I cry a lot more in silence these days.  I have been here before.  It comes when re-reading a blog, reflecting on a comment and or seeing a sick patient.  It comes out of the blue, a … Continue reading →

It had been a relatively challenging night.  I hadn’t gotten home till about 11pm and one of the patients I’d been managing overnight was laying heavy on my mind.  I wanted to go over early to see her and check … Continue reading →

Wow!  It has been so much fun to watch him go from barely moving to crawling to walking and now to swimming! Noah continues to be an ever-present blessing in our lives!  God knew what He was doing!!

What a day! Or is this a week now or a month?  I am not sure.  The days are fuzzy.  It seems like one long day.  Time is for me a point of reference, a tool, used to measure things, … Continue reading →

“They’re coming tomorrow, do you want me to call you when they’re here?” “Who’s coming?” “You know, my friend whose baby had the arm problem . . . . “ The “arm problem,” how could I forget?!  In the first … Continue reading →