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| The valley where our mobile medical clinic |
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| I snuck in to the bus to take a nap, only to be followed by several kids. This turned into a photo session, where I taught the kids how to use my camera, con cuidado (with caution). This particular photo was taken by a 9 year old, who caught on quickly on how to use the camera. It was fun to hear him explain in Quichua to the other kids on how to use the camera |
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| James placing a fluoride tray |
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| James preparing the fluoride trays |
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| The mobile medical clinic |
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| Kids receiving their fluoride treatments |
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| Dr. Nantu teaching the kids |
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| Mom and baby waiting to see the doctor |
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| The view of the valley from where our medical clinic was parked |
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| Our "last supper" in Otovalo |
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| The municipal building in Otovalo |
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| The church at night |
If there is some place that is heaven on earth, it is Otovalo. There is beauty everywhere---the mountains, clouds, green earth, picturesque buildings, and especially the people. We spent the week working with Charity Anywhere. They have a mobile medical and dental clinic, taking it to the smaller villages bringing care to the people. Dental care is especially hard to find in Otovalo. We also did health education and fluoride treatments in elementary schools. Oh, and we held another health fair, with 100+ people attending. Today we are going to a natural medicine clinic, a childbirth center, then on to Quito and Mindo.
3 comments:
It looks so beautiful! Soren wants to come visit. Enjoy Mindo and Quito for me! We really loved it when we were able to visit.
Wow, that is REALLY beautiful. I am so happy that you get to be there and help the people there with your students. Te amo!
I love all your pictures.
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