I have started my job as ward clerk in the children’s ward. I really like it and it is also helping me to practice my Chichewa. The children’s ward has about 40 beds and is pretty much at 200% occupancy. Last weekend there were 95 children in the ward. On Monday morning we discharged about [...]
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Update from Rebecca: New job
Posted in World Mission, tagged Children's ward, Church of Scotland, death, Lilongwe, malaria, Malawi, new job, Nkhoma Hospital, poetry on February 24, 2010 | 3 Comments »
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