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The Week in Photos

By CURE International

October 19^th, 2019

The Week in Photos from CURE International: A collection of moments captured throughout the CURE network.

CURE Philippines

Photos by Ella Abadesco

Ara Jane and Aida are thankful for the Lord’s faithfulness and goodness as they celebrated Ara Jane’s 16th birthday with us!

Xyrus is happy to be finally done with casts and is excited to wear his foot braces!

Clinics are for smiles and groufies (group selfies)!

“Jesus said, ‘Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these.’” Matthew 19:14

Bea and Mommy express their faith in prayer as they ask God for healing.

Our patients and their families feel a sense of peace as they worship and lift up their cares to God.

Photos by Hope Kim Doit

Waiting in clinic is a lot more fun with coloring books and snacks!

Sweet Francis is ready to have surgery, so that he can walk without crutches.

Love-Love, Princess, and Lyra hangs out in the ward.

Nonon loves his little sister and does his best to take care of her!

Philip is so excited for his prosthesis. He puts on the prosthesis lining all by himself!

Praise hands all high up! Our patients and staff had a lot of fun at the zoo with our partners from the Limb Kind Foundation!

Cure Uganda

Photos by Abby Watrous

Pastors who are part of the CURE pastors support network and come from all over Uganda attended a 3-day training at CURE Uganda this week.

Some of the pastors were given new phones to help with their ministry!

Pastor Fred gives Pastor Jackson his new phone.

We are so thankful for the CURE pastors support network and what a blessing they are to our patients and their families.

Linet's healing story, in six pictures! Read more about her at https://cure.org/curekids/uganda/2019/10/linet/.

Admitting a new patient to the hospital requires a lot of steps! Here, clinical officer Joshua examines Linet before admitting her to CURE Uganda for surgery.

It takes a whole team of people to get a baby ready for surgery! Lab scientist David takes Linet's blood as part of her admissions process.

Pediatric neurosurgeon and CURE Medical Director Dr. Wegoye checks on Linet during morning rounds.

Radiographer Simon prepares Linet for her CT scan.

CURE Uganda neurosurgeon Dr. Onen and visting neurosurgeon Dr. Jo Ling removed Linet’s dermoid cyst.

Linet heading for home

CURE Ethiopia

Photos by Betty Teshome

Two of our smiley faces for this week!

Little Zahara enjoying her day on her wheelchair and playing with her balloon!

CURE Kenya

Photos by Naphtali Foster

Hello there, bright eyes!

This face = priceless.

Sometimes, balloons are hard to wait for!

The Garden Spot Village team is back with us!

Ivy does some coloring book activities with Marvin.

Reading — Reading "Clifford the Big Red Dog" is always a good idea!

Denise gives Carol a back massage to help with her headache.

Karen gives out stickers doing our outpatient clinic.

Photos by Elvis Lemaiyan

Procedure in progress!

CURE Malawi

Photos by Lexi Gilmore

Owen loves hanging out in physio, even after he finished his physical therapy session.

McDonald and Suzie’s friendship melts our hearts!

Love the hidden smiles from this little one at CURE Malawi’s Dedza clinic!

Pastor Jimmy is always making kids and their mama’s smile!

Joel Witwer, Lead Storyteller, visits Malawi and shows Mgwaisi her photo while visiting her home.

CURE Niger

Photos by Joel Witwer

The Week in Photos

Dr Anthony greets Gali before surgery.

Dr Milka (L) and Dr Anthony (R) operate on a burn contracture patient.

Dr Issa uses special magnifying glasses to make sure he gives this cleft lip patient the best new lip possible.

Our spiritual staff host game times for the kids, but that doesn’t stop the mothers from wanting to participate!

Dr Diane checks Koubra before she heads in for her surgery.

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