What's Zup?: From the Good Ship . . .

Sunday, August 5, 2018

From the Good Ship . . .

These photos were copied from Shawn Thompson's blog. Do pray for the good ship Mercy as it prepares for it's next outreach in Guinea. It's currently finishing dry dock in the Canary Islands and preparing to sail soon.

Odon Vita, Able Seaman, working on the bow during the arrival to Dakar.

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Assiatou showing off her feet at home after surgery.

Hannah Thyberg, Pediatric Ward Nurse, playing Jenga with some of the patients on Deck 7.

Paul Bernard, plastics patient, at his home after surgery.

Hannah Thyberg, Pediatric Ward Nurse, playing cat's whiskers with one of her patients.

Monique, eye patient, at her home before surgery.

Salamatou and Mariama, sisters, with their parents.

Pediatric eye patients dancing at their Celebration of Sight.

Guido Nüsslein, Ward Nurse, using a Day Crew Translator to talk to one of the patients.

Kim Strauss, Ophthalmic Day Surgery Coordinator, leading the Pediatric Celebration of Sight.

Anque van Rossum, OR Nurse, during a surgery.

Assiatou, plastics patient, works on building up muscles again during rehab.

Julienne, orthopedic patient, outside her home after surgery.

Nicole van de Hoeve, Housekeeper, cleaning windows on Deck 7.

Sanchia Watchorn, Paediatric Ward Nurse, working with a patient the wards.

Rachel Lappin, Screeing Nurse, with one of the cleft lip and palate patients in the ward hallway.

Emmanuel, General patient, with his mother at home after surgery.

Gerrit van den Noort, Ship Security Officer, and some of the Gurkhas in Security on the Bridge wings.

Paul Bernard picking up marbles during a Rehab activity.

Monique, eye patient, during her first day back at school after surgery.

Monique, eye patient, in the wards with her grandmother after surgery.

John Borrow, Captain, and John Mather, Assistant Technical Superintendent, take the boat donated by Brunswick out for the first time.

Paul Bernard, plastics patient, playing basketball with his Hand Therapist, Chelsea Darlow.

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