on the bus to Uganda- eating the roasted Maize- tastes just like pop corn
Friday, July 13, 2007
Teaching in Athi River
Kathryn teaching in Athi River- Helping the base prioritise their visions and goals into realistic strategies that are do-able.
Tuesday, July 10, 2007
Doctors appointment- also new post below
Well, we went to the doctor they did not detec any malaria in my blood, although we will check in another few days just to be sure.
We have tickets to leave Uganda back to Kenya leaving tomarow morning.
We saw our baby in an ultra sound! It was amazing, soooooooo cute, we have a picture of it sort of:) The doctor said it is moving alot and everything is going really well inside. So we were of course so happy to hear that and see our little one!
thats it for now.
We have tickets to leave Uganda back to Kenya leaving tomarow morning.
We saw our baby in an ultra sound! It was amazing, soooooooo cute, we have a picture of it sort of:) The doctor said it is moving alot and everything is going really well inside. So we were of course so happy to hear that and see our little one!
thats it for now.
Uganda- and leaving Uganda.....
Sorry guys, our old lap top won't detect our camera hooked up to it... so couldn't put up photos... maybe later we can. We will keep trying.
Lots of changes in our plans.
I kathryn have been going through alot, had a little bit of a break down yesterday, was just tired and coulnd't go out. So desided I woulnd't be going with the team for the next two weeks. THEN I spoke to the YWAM doctor on the base, he told me that there is a VERY HIGH RISK of malaria right here at the base. basically if I am not taking anything to prevent it- that I WILL get malaria. So we were not aware of this at all. There is not preventative malara medicine that I can take that is totaly safe for the baby. So we are leaving Uganda tomarrow.
I am going to a doctor today to check if I have it already, also for a normal pre natal appointment.
So we will be on a bus to Kenya tomarrow. Kenya is still in cold seson and very dry where were at, so there is little if NO risk of malaria there. The doctor was very concerned and gave us all those facts. so we will be finishing our outreach in zambia, possibly changing our flights to go to Zambia earlier.
Thats it for now. Will post more after the doctors appointment.
Lots of changes in our plans.
I kathryn have been going through alot, had a little bit of a break down yesterday, was just tired and coulnd't go out. So desided I woulnd't be going with the team for the next two weeks. THEN I spoke to the YWAM doctor on the base, he told me that there is a VERY HIGH RISK of malaria right here at the base. basically if I am not taking anything to prevent it- that I WILL get malaria. So we were not aware of this at all. There is not preventative malara medicine that I can take that is totaly safe for the baby. So we are leaving Uganda tomarrow.
I am going to a doctor today to check if I have it already, also for a normal pre natal appointment.
So we will be on a bus to Kenya tomarrow. Kenya is still in cold seson and very dry where were at, so there is little if NO risk of malaria there. The doctor was very concerned and gave us all those facts. so we will be finishing our outreach in zambia, possibly changing our flights to go to Zambia earlier.
Thats it for now. Will post more after the doctors appointment.
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