ISHI Blog

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This is my book that the Newark Public Library purchased. I'm giving the money to Ann Marie, Peacemaker & ISHI

A short timelpase video of one of the surgeries done during our mission in Sierra Leone is posted on the website. It encapsulates in little over

To my new ISHI family I wanted to wish all of you a Happy,  Healthy, Prosperous 2012.  ISHI and Sierra Leone was one of the brightest spo

  MISSION ACCOMPLISHED!! After months of planning, weeks of extensive preparation and days of intense work in Kabala, the surgical mis

Dear all, How was your trip back from Sierra Leone, I hope it was safe and sound, though I was not too happy for not seeing all of you bef

         Upon my immediate return from Sierra Leone, I had a difficult time articulating my ISHI experience

  I was up this morning at 4:30am with my body clock and stomach not quite acclimated to the time zone difference and real potable water f

Vulture on the thin tin roof top of a house in Kabala. These birds are part of the scenery throughout the area. Driving along the road to

I write with a deep sense of satisfaction on the wonderful medicinal service you have rendered to our people. I strongly believe that your step tow

I awoke early this morning much like I always do, but today it struck me that I could hear traffic.  I miss the low tones of the morning call

It has been a little over 24 hours since returning from the mission in Sierra Leone!! Still a little jet lagged, and managed to post pictures on Fa

In translation " We try little by little"  or as I often remind find myself .."it's not the destination..it's the journey".  As I

Tammy and Memuna a very gifted and very hard working OR nurse from Kabala . ISHI worked with and trained almost 25 people during the period we

This mission has differed from the last because this time I had a “job” to do. Before we left I spoke to Julia Jordan (Calif) about

It is our last day in Kabala and we are packed and getting ready to head back to Freetown. The work has been well worth it. People’s lives

Here it goes my for my first blog since our time here in Sierra Leone. We have faced and overcame many challenges and difficulties. Less than d

The team is continuing operating at full steam; ISHI has completed 51operations in the past 4 days. Staying late at night finishing cases,&nbs

      Well everyone, after quite some time you are hearing from me here in Sierra

      Just when you think you can’t do more with less… we were really