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celebrating the nurses of cure

“You must never so much think as to whether you like it or not, whether it is bearable or not; you must never think of anything except the need, and how to meet it.” Clara Barton, Nurse

By CURE International

May 12^th, 2019

CURE International's Week in Photos: A collection of moments captured throughout the CURE network this past week.

Our nurses are the cornerstone of our ministry. They spend endless hours on their feet, administering love with each task they undertake.

When she was little, Nurse Gladys from Malawi wanted to be a nurse because “the uniforms make nurses look like angels!”

Today, we celebrate the angels of CURE. We see you, and God sees you, too.

Thank you for all that you do.

Ethiopia

Photos by Bethelehem Teshome

Nejet is being her silly self, playing phone with her juice box! Her friend Abubeker might be making fun of her just a little bit.

Maruf loves the camera, and the camera loves him!

Kenya

Photos by Naphtali Foster

Don't you just want to give those chubby cheeks a little squeeze?

Oh Amos, give us our hearts back!

Catherine seems to be seriously considering what Dr. Jomo is writing about. (She wasn't serious the whole day!)

Mobile clinic day must not be so bad if you have a smile like that!

Coloring is fun and is also a good way to learn more about Jesus!

Malawi

Photos by Alexis Gilmore

Happy International Nurses Day from our nurses at CURE Malawi!

Nurse Paul is CURE Malawi’s only male nurse in pediatrics. Way to go Paul!

Nurse Dorothy exemplifies compassion through patience in our kids' ward, and especially in the wound dressing room.

Nurse Gladys is the head nurse of pediatrics! She wanted to be a nurse when she was little because “the uniforms make nurses look like angels!”

Malawi welcomes our newest head of nursing, Nurse Madalo! Welcome aboard!

A big congratulations to Nurse Ulemu, who was voted “nurse of the year” by her fellow nurses! Nurse Ulemu is extremely funny, welcoming and kind!

Mwawi is one of our nurses in the operating room! She LOVES taking care of patients and lives by the phrase, “I am blessed!”

CURE Malawi’s nurses celebrate International Nurses Day through song and prayer during chapel service.

Nurse Loveness is the sweetest! She has been working at CURE for over 16 years!

Niger

Photos by Joel Witwer

A spotlight shines on one of our patients in the early morning thanks to light streaming through one of the high, ward windows.

Ema, from our spiritual staff, greets a cleft lip patient who is back for a wound cleaning.

A patient’s little brother watches inquisitively as they wait for his brother’s bandage change.

Philippines

Photos by Hope Kim Doit

Bryll checked in with us during clinic and we almost didn't recognize him! He's a few inches taller than the last time we saw him!

Daniva loces to play. She goes back and forth through the playroom, driving and sliding on her little pink car!

The CURE Philippines staff takes a short break from filling in blood donation papers to strike a pose!

Uganda

Photos by Abby Watrous

Eric peers at us through his ICU bed.

Dr. Michael checks on Maimuna in the ICU.

Nurse Joy watches closely over a baby in our PACU.

This little guy from South Sudan had a rough case of pneumonia but has recovered so well! He’s off oxygen now, and he and his mama are getting ready to make the long trip home to Juba.

ZAMBIA

Photos by Chaanga Mungalu

Nurse Matron Juliane during her presentation.

A group of nurses and healthcare assistants singing during chapel.

Dancing!

A drama presentation about being a nurse.

Our dramatic nursing staff!

The audience watches the celebratory proceedings.

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