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Record Flooding

3/29/2017

 
It’s Still Raining in Peru
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    Fortunately, our family is safe, as are the schools where we volunteer.
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   But much of Peru has recently experienced record flooding and mudslides.  More than ninety people have been killed and tens of thousands have been injured or left homeless. Hundreds of miles of roads have been destroyed and numerous buildings have collapsed. And it’s still raining.

   Heavy rain is projected to continue into April. The devastating rains have been caused by El Nino, with unusual warming of surface waters of the Pacific Ocean.

   Areas of greatest concern are shelter, water, sanitation, food security, healthcare, mosquito control, and water-borne disease. 

   People have asked us how they can help.  We're suggesting donations to the Peruvian Red Cross at www.ifrc.org.

     Muchas gracias, Amigos.
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Shoes

3/1/2017

 
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   One of our most joyful experiences in Peru is going to the shoe store.  We buy new shoes for children who have just received leg braces, donated by students at the Kauri Sue Hamilton School for children with severe disabilities in Riverton, Utah.  These students have outgrown their braces and they and their parents generously give them to us.

   This time we took three children, two three-year-old girls and a seven-year-old boy.  All of their mothers went with us, as well as Catherine Paola Krammer Davila, director of San Manuelito School in San Ramon.  It’s a walk of several blocks.  Last year, we carried some of the children because the baby strollers we gave the school several years ago had worn out.  So, with the girls in brand new strollers and the boy in a wheelchair, we were on our way.
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   One little girl made the whole shoe store smile.  As I held her arms, she moved her legs and tried to walk. Her whole body danced in excitement and I think perhaps she had a glimpse of the freedom awaiting her when she learns to walk.  I’m betting that the next time we go, she’ll be walking.

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