Partners 4 Global Health, Inc. - Blog ##roperstfrancisPartners 4 Global Health, Inc. - Blog ##roperstfrancishttps://www.p4gh.org/blogs/tag/roperstfrancisFri, 02 Oct 2026 16:30:15 -0700http://zoho.com/sites/<![CDATA[Our Last Day in Clinic]]>https://www.p4gh.org/blogs/post/our-last-day-in-clinic?   Our last day in clinic was bittersweet. We were excited for the day, but also looking forward to returning home to our loved ones.   We ]]>

Day 4 of Clinic

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Our last day in clinic was bittersweet. We were excited for the day, but also looking forward to returning home to our loved ones.

 

We started as usual, prepping for the day and then seeing patients, spending time with each and every one, regardless of how simple the need.

 

We continued with the home visits and witnessed the conditions the people live in. Yet, the homes remained faithful, with signs saying, “Bless this home” and “Jesus is the answer”

 

The local physician, Dr. Vilma, was everywhere, caring for her community and learning as much as she could from us before it was over. Little did she know how much we admired her dedication and knowledge.

 

We came here to serve, but received so much more. We have seen the peace in being patient, the joy in their faces when grateful, and the way in which this community looks out for one another. The love here is palpable.

 

We come to provide medicine, but we leave having learned that caring for people means understanding them as a whole. It means listening. It means respecting the wisdom of local providers and nurses. It means combining our training with their knowledge of their community.

 

“Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms.” — 1 Peter 4:10

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Last Day of Clinic and Ultrasound Delivered

And that’s a wrap!
Another successful mission trip on the books! With 1100 lives touched across two clinic sites, patients ranging in ages from newborn to 91, with a myriad of medical concerns, P4GH legacy will not soon be forgotten.
Another miracle occurred on the last day with the highly anticipated arrival of an ultrasound donated by Roper St. Francis Healthcare to a community that utilized ultrasonography for the first time in March of 2024 during P4GH last visit. Not only were we able to provide equipment needed, we were able to train local providers on appropriate use of this new technology, which arrived just in the nick of time as we were wrapping up our final day of clinic.
We are thankful for this and so many more shining moments shared with Guanaja. We made new friends, connected with old friends and all learned something new. It is a gift that keeps on giving. As the team prepares for reentry to the US, chitter chatter is abuzz with talks of our next opportunity to serve friends, family and colleagues with compassion, faith and excellence.
XOXO,
From Guanaja with Love

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