Our patients here at Hopital de Guinebor ll (“G2”) in Chad come from all over Chad and Cameroon. They come from many different ethnic groups and cultures. Most are Muslims from North Chad.
Achta, this little three-year-old emaciated girl, presented with this huge intra-abdominal mass. Her parents said they noticed it five months ago. It is more likely that is was there at birth as I’m almost certain that it’s a neuroblastoma.
It took almost three hours of hard work in the OR to remove this awful tumor that has been growing all her life and robbing her of normal health and life.
I’m still trying to understand why so many of our patients are brought in only when they’re at death’s door.
This family obviously loves Achta and came up with the surgical fee right away. This family doesn’t seem poor. In respect to our surgical team, not a bad investment of time and effort, wouldn’t you say? The family will hear of Jesus, His love for them and His plan to save them. No charge.
Blessings to you in Christ’s name,
Bert and Debbie
PS: Debbie and I are interested in knowing how many people read these little true stories. If you read this, please leave a comment below simply saying that you did read this. If you do not want to receive future ones, please feel free to unsubscribe. Thanks, Bert and Debbie
Thank you for your awesome work and dedication to reaching the lost.
Thank you – praying for your ministry! Matthew Rogness
I read them.
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Love you both and thanking God for the work He is accomplishing through you. T
Dear Debbie and Bert, what fantastic work you are doing!
Thank you for the updates, which we share with our family and associates.
Godspeed to you and your great team!
Warmest thanks for saving and changing lives,
Brigid
Lord bless that little girl with new life both physically and spiritually!
This is the first I have received. I am very interested in your work and love seeing the blessings you bring in the name of the Lord!