MEDICAL TEAM #2 October 2014

by Michael J. Miller, Jr.

Waiting Area

Getting basic info

Kitchen pharmacy 1

Kitchen as pharmacy 2

This is our 2^nd medical team for BBM and it always brings us joy to help serve more than 7 communities in the name of Jesus Christ. In the top photo is the waiting area not including those who have made line outside since 5:00 am. This year our team broke up those who were waiting into 3 sections for triage. Nurses with their translators would receive the basic information needed for the doctor visit (seen in 2^nd photo) and in turn this would speed up the process for all our patients. We are so blessed to be able to use the public schools that we helped renovate in years past or current to serve the people of Honduras. With two of the schools the teachers volunteered in helping out in moving the lines and with anything we needed. Our Boys youth group dedicated time to pray for those who were waiting or in sickness. Also they would share the Gospel of Jesus Christ to all those who were sick in heart and soul. Reconciliation and salvation was on all our minds. Each school, we changed the kitchens over to be pharmacies as seen in the 3^rd and 4^th photos. This year Dr. Bob used Blessings International to purchase our medicines at costs that are practically less than half. Thanks to our Brother in faith Dale who gave us this tip we were able to bless the 1,200 plus patients during 7 days of medical care without purchasing much more than $200 in medicines in country. This is a huge difference from last year where we spent Thousands of dollars in purchasing more and more meds.

Dr. Guerry

Dr. Armstrong

Dr. Vincent

Photos 1-3 are the three Dr.’s who took care of each patient with their nurse. (Dr. Guerry, Dr. Bob, and Dr. Vincent)

As you can see in each photo, the Dr.’s took their time to understand their patients’ needs and addressed each need with the medicines we had. One particular patient dealt with a lot of aches and pains and headaches. It was pure stress Dr. Bob said. I smiled and said, I have the cure for her. Go ahead he said. I started to share the Gospel of Jesus with her and she came to Christ and walked away with a smile on her face as she claimed to the pharmacy that she has been liberated! We faced a lot of this and blessings kept coming. At the Santa Margarita School we were visited by Glenda a teacher that works there. Back in August while in the anointing during prayer with the team, the director of the school asked if I could lay hands on Glenda because she had scheduled surgery to remove cancer. So we prayed and Glenda said she felt electricity come into her as Jesus began to heal. In October she told us during her medical checkup with Dr. Bob that she went the next day for her surgery and the Dr. took a biopsy and found no cancer. She went back in September and October for a biopsy and still no cancer. She claims Victory in Jesus Christ. This is exactly what we claimed for the medical team. Victory in Jesus as He did many more miracles with the team members as well with all those they served.