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Healing with joy

The Week in Photos

By CURE International

June 23^rd, 2018

A collection of CURE photos from around the world.

CURE nIGER

Photos by Joel Witwer

Two young patients bond over donated beanie babies after receiving surgery.

Habiba is all smiles as she heads into surgery number two.

CURE PHILIPPINES

Photos by Hope Kim Doit

The big blue bear in the playroom gives great bear hugs to kids like Wahida.

Aida cooks hot dogs and sweet corn for her specialty dish.

We often see babies cry during clinic, but not Natalie. She's a happy kid and didn't cry one bit.

Photos by Marlene Bray

Ponseti casting is tiring work, but well worth the effort!

Jenny shows off one of the important traits of being a good security guard: the ability to multi-task.

Trisha, center, is at that — Trisha, center, is at that "grabby" age and loves helping Dr. Shelley put on her braces.

CURE UGANDA

Photos by Edwin Ongom

While Amuza was in ICU, Asifa decided to have her hair plaited.

Betty was in the ICU after a successful myelomeningocele repair.

Dr. Craig McDonald examines Joyce who was visited at her home.

cure ethiopia

Photos by Mieraf Gebresellasie

Pals Bereket and Kalab were passing time and being playful while waiting their turns for X-rays at a follow-up clinic.

Pals Bereket and Kalab were passing time and being playful while waiting their turn for X-rays while at a follow-up clinic.

CURE KENYA

Photos by Elvis Lemaiyan and Naphtali Foster

😘💖💕 (Lemaiyan)

You won’t see such an amazing smile anywhere else! (Lemaiyan)

Collins was proud to show us his coloring. Isn’t it beautiful? (Lemaiyan)

Marygoretti, one of our physical therapists, just had surgery. So when she came to our office, we shared a teddy bear hug with her. (Foster)

Francis is a physical therapy student interning at CURE. He is also a baby whisperer. (Foster)

Felix entertains us with faces as he waits for his cast to be removed at a ortho clinic (Foster).

Dr. Eva assures Jesicah before checking her reflexes (Foster).

cure malawi

Photos by Avanell Brock

Dr. Robert and Dr. Lubega operated on Manuel to get an infected bone out of his leg.

Mphatso waits for some physiotherapy. She says, — Mphatso waits for some physiotherapy. She says, "Bessie the Physiotherapist is my friend. Physiotherapy is going well, I don't feel very much pain while I'm doing it."

Jacob, our Executive Director's son, has come to spend a couple of months at CURE Malawi. Here: Innocent teaches him bao.

We love Christian's pink outfit!

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