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| T and w sorting through the container of donated supplies for the hospital. This is one happy bedpan holding guy! |
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| w insists on taking off her shoes and asking Mr. Ben to help put them back on. He is one of the guards and an excellent kiswahili instructor. |
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| One village mama asked T "Why are you carrying her on your back?" T said "Because she would not lay down." She answered approvingly, "That is what we do. When they don't lay down we just put them on our backs and keep working!" |
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| The kids from the children's home are currently harvesting the maize from their fields. They work before and after school in the fields and live off the maize. |
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| Neighbor children. |
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| Our inaugural surgery. No anesthetic (none available) but one very brave boy! Three stitches in the calf. |
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| View from the mountain. |
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| T has a 5 minute commute. Sure beats the beltway! |
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| Amani Hospital-Ntagatcha, Tanzania |
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| Pediatrics and Maternity wards to the left. Inpatient and Outpatient to the right. |
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