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From Patti Cierzan

1/12/2017

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A very hot, yet fulfilling day! We rode in vans over bumpy, paved roads for 2 hours (one way) to a village called Le Chapelle. Clinic had never come to this area before and it was a bit disorganized for set-up. Once we got going, it went well. There were 4 providers inside the cement church, and 3 providers outside under a tree. We saw (guesstimate) 250 people with a variety of health issues! It really makes me feel blessed to have so many more "options" and accessibility for health care in the US! It was exhausting, but also, I feel obligated to use my "privilege" to help make the world a better place for every person I encounter. So, with a smile, a "Merci" or even providing some very basic health care, I hope to pay it forward! Patti
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Jeremy Smith link
10/12/2022 07:52:07 am

Car risk surface only moment.

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Happy Ending North Carolina link
12/30/2022 11:18:49 am

Lovely blog yyou have here

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    Kay Anderson President    "I am a critical care nurse at Mayo Clinic-Rochester. Over an 18-year span of trips, my greatest joy is to see  a free-standing clinic open year round.  I am so grateful to all volunteers and  financial supporters who have helped Village Triano to know and FEEL quality health care."  

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