morocco project

Here is another update from our team in Morocco.
Dear Friends,
Another long day. The medical team drove about an hour and a half to their destination. Arrived around noon, had breakfast and tea and began their day. The nurses on the team are doing a great jobteaching and doing consultations with the women. Dr. Jay is working long hours and listening to lots of issues and treating as meds are available. This morning we tried to purchase med's in bulk at the pharmacy....does not exist. What does exist is way to expensive to treat the masses like we are doing. So we just have to see how far the med's we shipped will go. The teams are returning to our base camp around 8-8:30 PM each evening. I hear excitement on everyone's voice. Continue to stand in the gap with us for energy, patience and understanding of what the father wants to teach each of us. We are being a blessing to the people. One president of several associations told me today that we are greatly appreciated in our actions of help. This is important for
what we are trying to accomplish.
The painting crew started the third school with four classrooms and six bathrooms. From the beginning of the day, our airless paint sprayer broke down. The pistole developed a leak and was cracked inside. That sent everyone to the rollers and paintbrushed. We quickly look for a solution to the situation and moved on. No HomeDepot anywhere in sight here! Because of the new shift in our work, we did not finish the school today. We will finish tomorrow. I am trying to negociate for the medical team to finish at noon on Friday.
One of our team members (Lynette) is not feeling well tonight and has not joined us for supper. Althought it is 11:15PM and we have not eaten yet. This makes for some long days, but gives us time to sit and visit with our team members. Jay is doing another consultation here at the house. I must say, he is a trooper and is using his gifts and skills to help thoses who do not have the means nor the specialist available.