Monthly Archives: August 2017

These pictures denote just part of our trip to MeDeLeGwee village today on the motorbike to treat the sick.  I only fell off onto my back in the mud one time!  Soft landing – – – no pain!  Just messy … Continue reading →

We have just hired Thara Jerry!  He is the first one ever to want to work permanently with us in BYT. Please meet Thara Jerry.  Do you remember him?  He is the one who joined us when we spent a … Continue reading →

Rainy season takes its toll on all of us out here in the jungle. Presently I have a kidney infection, a bad cold, and the “Jungle rot” in my scalp. We have met a hooded cobra face to face, I … Continue reading →

My first look at DiTee told me she was dying. She lay there on a pile of dirty blankets in the bamboo hut, just skin and bones, eyes sunk in, clammy, cool, pale skin, and even exuding the smell of … Continue reading →

Today is, August 20, 2017. We bow our heads together and pray on the front porch before we begin our hike to LaGlah village in the rain. We have a late start because so many patients came this morning making … Continue reading →

There is something quite warm, relaxing, satisfying and comforting to be in a house, under a firm roof, with dry, warm clothing on, sipping hot water while outside a storm is raging, the clouds have you socked-in, and rivers of … Continue reading →

I am thrilled to be returning to BYT after my 2-month stay in America, even if I do step off the airplane and dive into constant rain and mud! The rainy season leaves all the foliage bright green, and as … Continue reading →

I am learning more each year about the blatant attacks of the devil and his evil host out here in these jungle mountains.  There are several wicked men that I shall call witch-men who have super-human power.  They cannot be … Continue reading →

Due to lack of technology knowledge, I have been unable to access my web page to enter new stories for a long time – sorry.  Now, finally, I am in, and will begin with my return from America in July. … Continue reading →