The aid station
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Friday, January 8, 2010
Hello all, I realize its been some time since I've posted here. We are definitely keeping busy over here. Our aid station sees more patients than the average clinic on a larger FOB, with everything from pneumonia to crushed fingers to broken bones coming in for treatment. There is definitely never a dull day!
On top of our heavy patient flow, we occasionally go out on the reconnaissance missions throughout our area of operations. This variety to the week really helps break up the time and causes it to go by faster.
The weather here is chilly, but not too cold. At times I can't believe its January, with the sunny, mild days we often have. We've had our share of cold days, but nothing like the cold spell back in the States right now.
I appreciate all the letters/packages you all have sent, as well as your prayers.
Joe
On top of our heavy patient flow, we occasionally go out on the reconnaissance missions throughout our area of operations. This variety to the week really helps break up the time and causes it to go by faster.
The weather here is chilly, but not too cold. At times I can't believe its January, with the sunny, mild days we often have. We've had our share of cold days, but nothing like the cold spell back in the States right now.
I appreciate all the letters/packages you all have sent, as well as your prayers.
Joe
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