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One patient at a time

Writer: Christy Stoller
Christy Stoller
Jul 15
1 min read

Quick blog post to pause and thank those short term missionaries around the world. Those that interrupt their own busy lives to travel somewhere new and unknown. They do it not for pleasure, and not for relaxation, but rather to work. They do it out of love and desire for selfless service.


Here at Loma de Luz we have a string of back-to-back anesthesia providers visiting enabling our long-term anesthesia some much needed time away and respite. Not only is their service enabling surgery to continue at Loma de Luz, but it is blessing patient and provider alike.

Very thankful to have Mary Kay and Maya here for the next two weeks. Taking it one surgery at a time and still smiling!


We are in need of more permanent anesthesia providers here at Loma de Luz. If you, your self, or you know someone who would be willing and able to serve with us here in Honduras please share! Join us in serving and loving one patient at a time, maybe even a week here or there on a short-term basis would be a blessing!


Much Love.

 
 
 

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