
The sterilizer for Bere Hospital was bought for $4000 that some of you donated money for. We brought back some of the baby shirts that say in French born in Bere Adventist Hospital. We bought 1000 for $3500 which was a very good price imprinted and all at the vendor’s cost. Donations accepted.
It is rainy season here now BUT it has not rained as much as normal and may not be enough for the rice to mature properly. The water table in the ground is normally about the top of the ground now and it is not even close. The millet, peanuts, maize, etc are doing ok. Some say there is a possibly of a famine if we don’t start getting more rain. I don’t know what the minimum amount of water rice has to have. Several sources say that the government is out of money and has not paid many government employees for several months and that some of the Chinese have pulled out of the oil works for a few months. Oil prices too low.
Surgeries have been slow but we have several that need done as soon as they donate some blood and pay about $100. I did a hysterectomy for a large fibroid also a laparotomy for a perforated gastric ulcer that someone else had operated but missed the problem several days before. We also did some hernias and prostatectomies this past week.
Our emails are drbland@sbcglobal.net and dfbland01@gmail.com
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Rollin and Dolores Bland
Hopital Adventiste de Bere
Boite Postal 52
Kelo, Tandjile, Chad, Afrique
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