Healing Hands for Guatemala

  Tuesday with our third clinic, located in the village called Panyebar. That day, it was a little colder than usual (although the reality is that I am always cold 😂); we arrived and got ready to start the clinic. Many people came, especially children with their families, because next to the church where we were located was one of the dining rooms for children that the Impacto ministry has called “ Happy Tummies.”  We had many people with skin conditions and some children with parasites. At the beginning of the clinics, when the patient registers, they go to the vital signs area, where the dewormer is administered, and then they go to the doctor. We were already finishing the day when a lady asked if they could treat her. We had already finished, but one of the doctors came and asked how we could help her. While I was translating the doctor from Spanish to English, the lady told us about the rectal bleeding she had and started crying. We often take our health conditions light...

     Dia martes con nuestra tercera clínica esta vez localizada en la aldea llamada Panyebar. Ese día hacía un poco más de frío de lo común, aunque la realidad es que yo siempre tengo frío 😂, llegamos y nos ubicamos para comenzar la clínica. Llegaron muchas personas, en especial muchos niños con sus familias, ya que junto a la iglesia donde nos ubicamos está uno de los comedores para niños que tiene el ministerio Impacto llamado Happy Tummies (Pancitas felices).       Atendimos muchas personas con condiciones de la piel y algunos niños con parásitos. Es por eso que, al principio de las clínicas, cuando el paciente se registra, pasan al área de signos vitales, y ahí se le administra el desparasitante para luego pasar consulta con el médico. Ya estábamos concluyendo la jornada del día cuando una señora se acercó a mí para preguntarme si podían atenderla. Ya habíamos terminado, pero uno de los médicos se acercó y preguntó en que le podíamos ayudar. Mien...