Olivet Baptist Church

Submitted by Robert Vaughn
Olivet Baptist Church--combined with Michigan Team.
November 03-11-2010

We thought it was a very good trip. We also did odd-jobs such as
installing shower heads, etc. In addition to our physical work projects,
we had several very good literacy, reading and learning projects at the
library with emphasis on Bible stories. We would love to have
other mission teams do reading-learning lessons at the library.
They may contact us for details
Special thanks to you Jared--you do such a great job.
God bless you all.
Bob

Olivet Baptist work

Varnished Cabinets and installed laminate top




Repaired Radiation Door



Installed vanity in doctors quarters




Cleaned and Painted





New Screens in doctor and nurses quarters





Built new Cabinet for Batteries

Olivet Baptist work on Library

Pulling weeds on Library grounds




Landscaping the Library grounds





Painted the Library Gate and hired a Guard for Library Gate

Up to today Sunday Oct 24 ,

There is no referred case of cholera at the
Hospital in Pignon. We have prepared a building
to receive in quarantine any eventual referral
and this building is not on the Hospital compound ,
to avoid any possible contamination of other patients.

We are equipping ourselves with adequate IV Fluid to
overcome dehydration of potential affected patients.
We continue to praise the Lord while we continue
to exercise extensive and aggressive education of all our
personnel and patients for their preparedness to deal
with this cholera crisis in case it shows up in our
catchment area .

God Bless
Dr Guy

Update from Dr Guy

Cholera spreads to Northern Haiti : 3 new cases of cholera
in 2 towns in the North , Limbe & Plaisance.

Again , precaution or prevention against cholera.

1 ) Repeated soaping and Hands washing.

2 )Have plenty of IV Fluids available for patients to be admitted to the Hospital

3) Antibiotics : Tetracycline , Bactrim ,Chloramphenicol etc

4) Boiling water to be used or drunk .

5) Washing vegetables and food with chlorinated water before usage.

6) Education of the population in our catchment area and

Hospital patients & personnel. Instruction is given to buy
enough quantity of IV Fluid & medicines to respond to this
medical crisis situation.

All CBP Dorms & Hotel cooks as guard personnel have already received training as how to behave toward this particular situation.
Just to keep everyone aware.

Dr Guy