Haiti Trip

Ian, hello and I hope you are well. Please post the following on the blog--I know I am a little late. Also, would you mind to forward the history of the Mission Flight plane to me? Thanks in advance :)

Greetings from Linda :) Bon ju! One of the unbelievable blessings of the trip to Haiti is working in an environment where no one complains--it is truly a wonderful experience!!! The trip was energizing, sad, frustrating, exhilarating, joyful, funny; we laughed, loved, cried, worked incredibly hard (saw ~2000 patients), and acted silly.  God is good; everyone stayed well, retained a good sense of humor, pitched in for less than glory work (cleaning/organizing the hospital, emptying a semi of supplies, and cooking for the team). There will be lots more pictures soon to share. Recovery in Haiti will be a long slow process and fortunately Midwest Haiti Mission was there before the quake and will be there long after the acute crisis has passed--the long haul will be an incredible challenge. Prayer requests include the rise of better economic opportunity for the people of Haiti, wisdom for those who want to help but who do not have previous experience in Haiti, and comfort for those who experienced such devastating loss. It was precious as we left Haiti to hear groups of people singing hymns on their national day of mourning coupled with three days of fasting and prayer. Out of the most difficult situations, God can create beauty and wonder.
In His grip, Linda