Wednesday, March 20, 2013

We've made it to Kibogora!

After a long journey through the mountains of Rwanda, we've made it to Kibogora Hospital. I know everybody is glad to be done with the travelling and to have a bed to call their own for the next few weeks. Rwanda really is incredibly beautiful, and I can't wait to explore the area more. Here are some images from the final leg of our journey.

Carter



























Monday, March 18, 2013

Kigali

Just enjoyed a delicious breakfast of pancakes and fruit salad at the lovely Good News Guest House in Kigali.  We are starting to feel like real people again after a good night's sleep! We have all been so impressed by how clean and beautiful this city is!  We are ready to be at our final destination though.  We will leave for Kibogora this morning by bus.

-Katy

Sunday, March 17, 2013

Just leaving country for 13.5 hour flight . Keith asked, "are we there yet?" ... Im Brushing up on 'eye spy' game!


Safely to DC

God has seen us safely to DC, but as of right now, five or six of us have tickets only to Ethiopia and are on standby for Rwanda. Pray that while we fly these next 13 hours to Addis Ababa, we would have tickets waiting for us to Rwanda. Thanks be to God for seeing us safely here so far and for getting all out luggage to Rwanda!
In Him,
Daniel

Photos as we start the journey...



Francine and Jamie ferociously guarding the bags. Scary, right?

Carter briefly reviewing all known medical diseases...

..while the others cherish a few moments with social media.

Rethinking the trip to Tahiti.

Tram surfing!

Caution: entomologist ahead!

Oh the places we shall go!

Daniel graciously making sure that there won't be any leftovers. So self-sacrificing!

The cheese pizza table

We tried to send Carter as luggage, but he was over the bag weight limit....











Introducing...





From left to right: Dr. Carl Albertson (orthopedic surgeon), his wife Francine Albertson, Dr. Andrew Bright (general surgeon), Katy Lalor (senior medical student), Dr. Jon Simmons (trauma surgeon), Dr. Kristin Hummel (general surgeon), Duane "The Rock" Baxter (el jefe, grand pooba, head honcho), Jamie Partain (NICU nurse), Daniel Smith (senior medical student), Mary-Margaret Clapp (senior medical student), Dr. Keith Peevy (neonatologist), Sarah Beaver (physical therapist), Carter Edwards (senior medical student), Mickey Peevy (respiratory therapist), Joseph Sewell (senior medical therapist), Laura Jelf (senior medical student), Meagan Pate (senior medical student), Anna Foust (senior medical student)

Only 37 bags...