A Typical Day at the Ecuadorian ER
Hello All! How is everyone back home?? Things are still extremely busy here. Looking forward to the weekend! This morning I woke up at my usual 5:30am, took my cold […]
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Spending Christmas a little closer to Bethlehem
It’s strange being so far away from home on Christmas. But honestly, I’m kind of thankful for the opportunity to celebrate the birth of my Savior apart from the lights […]
La Ambulancia
Today we transported a patient to a hospital in Quito. It’s about a 40 minute drive from mountain terrain to crowded streets. ___ We were going about our regular routine in […]
Operation Enduring Freedom
A post from Jason Mox–my studly husband–from Afghanistan: I hope all is well back in the states! I cannot begin to explain how much your love and support mean to […]
¡Feliz Cumpleaños!
So… What better way to immerse oneself in a new culture than to attend a birthday party? :) It was this little niña’s birthday today: Meet Raffaella What a cutie! […]
First Week at la Clínica
Hola mis amigos y familia. So I am nearly finished with week one of six at the medical center. Wow, do I have some interesting things to share. First off, I […]
¡Saludos desde Ecuador!
¡Hola! Greetings from Ecuador! I write to you from a Cabinero (internet “cafe” without the coffee) in downtown Quito, Ecuador! It’s still kind of surreal to me, but let me […]
What Lies Ahead…
This year has been quite the adventure. As brand new military folk, we loaded up a U-Haul in January and drove the 14 hours to our new home in Washington, […]
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