Free time has been sparse around here the past few days as we've been spending most of our time planning for this week's clinics. The first two days had their share of challenges, but were overall hugely successful, and I couldn't be more impressed by the team's dedication, teamwork, boundless energy, and true compassion for our patients.
Because I only have 19 minutes before the internet cafe closes shop, here's life lately in Ghana via photos:
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| Katya, Sarah, Audrey, Max and Katie sorting donated medications and supplies into boxes for the five villages in which we'll be setting up clinics. |
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| Medical students on the trip hanging out at a hotel situated on one of the highest points in Ho (the city we're living in)- we had an amazing view of the entire city. |
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| The 2013 R4G men showing off their Sunday best before we attended a church service in Ho. The entire team performed a medley of Lean on Me and I Believe I Can Fly (I mostly mouthed the words, don't worry.) |
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| The ladies showing off the skirts we had made over the past week- we each selected our fabrics and had our skirts custom-fitted for us! |
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| Our football (soccer) players looking fierce before our match against the Ghanaian police academy. |
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| Post-match. We lost, but it was a valiant effort! |
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| The team handing over all of our donated medications to Lillimed, the clinic in Ho helping us to set up the mobile clinics in all five villages. |
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| Hanging out with some of our favorite kids after clinic in Adigbo Kofe- they LOVED the funny faces! |
Sorry for the sparse post, but expect some interesting reflections on the first few days of clinic as well as some guest posts from other team members in the next few days!
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