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Page 1 of 2 MEDICAL SCHOOL August 2010 Halo Dr. Val, I am grateful for all you are doing for me. It has been long time since we saw each other, my bad luck is that; some times when you come, I hear of it that you have been in Dar Es Salaam after you just left. Thank you for your encouragement, you have empowered me a lot, see now I was able to do well in all my courses. For the last year I have been rotating in Pediatrics and Internal Medicine and now we are a bout to complete Psychiatry after written Examinationsnext week, we just returned from Dodoma (Mirembe Hospital in Dodoma for Psychiatry rotations). Next year will be my last year; I will be in the fifth year rotating in ObGy, Surgery and community Medicine. I thank you so much; I was able to pay all debts concerning the Hostels, (I pray that you proceed also for the next year). ... I pray that may God empower you more and more in every thing you plan and do. Thanks and God bless you. Prudence Premier (HKMU) Deal Val, Many greetings How are you getting on? Myself I am well. Thank you very much for the children’s glasses I received the parcel last week Thursday. I am sure those children coming to the eye clinic they will be happy. Well what about Diana and her husband are they still coming to Dar ? Did they get their booking at Regency Hotel ? What about Melissa is she still interested coming to Nira Orphanage ?Many greetings from the staff and students. God Bless, Thanks, K. Kairuki AKWELE WATER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT KISANJUNI VILLAGE P.OBOX 7052. UGWENO - TANZANIA. 12/01/2010. TO: VALERIA GROSSMAN, CANADA Re; YAKWELE SMAU WATER PROJECT We are writing this letter to acknowledge with thanks receipt at’ some money you sent to us to assist the abovementioned project. The money Tshs, 2,700000/= was delivered to us by Happy Mchomvu of Dares Saiaam Sido Office. We are pleased to assure you that by the time we are writing this letter, technicians are now working on this project. Be blessed! Chair person Secretary to project William Hezekieii Wolta Msechu. From Mizoram State, NE India, (between Bangladesh and Myanmar) My dear friends,
Late new year greetings to you all.
The last part of 2008 was in fact a busy time for me slowing down all my communications to welwishers, freinds and partners. It was mainly because of family helath and house construction problems. I am now ok and let us keep in touch.
I realised that I did not write report on the BSF training here in Lunglei and finally a brief report is here by attached for you to read. Let me also tell you that from December last we started disseminating the technology in two more places, one in our Hospital and the other in a village called Ramlaitui. We keep passing on the good news of having clean water in other parts of the state. Thank you to you all for providing skills which is very much appropriate for us. May God reward you for your concern.
Where do we will go from here ? Is there a way of drawing your continued interest to us, for BSF traing and support and for our rural Malaria clinics where we provide skills and few follow up maetrilas to rural community to solve malarial problem for their own. It works effective to detect malarial infection to people and providing correct doses of antimalarial pills there by saving lives and expenditures besides the village people manage their own health problem with a sense of ownership and respnsibilty.
God bless you and protect you right through this 2009.
Dawnga Tanzanian Medical student thank you Halo, May you accept my sincere appreciation on your concern about us. I received your salute through Mama Kairuki. Thanks.Well, I thank God I am doing well in studies, your support has brought me to this point, and may God bless you. I look forward to do better in future and to make a good physician.Greetings,Prudence. Mission Mikocheni Health & Education Network, Tanzania Dear Val, Thank you for your email, and all the effort your making to make the difference in people's life. Hoping you are well together with your mum and the rest of the family are going on well. Myself I have had troubles with my back, but now I am feeling better. 1st November it was a graduation day for final year students, MD 41, BsN 2 and Diploma in Nursing 37. It was a big day. Sorry that we have not sent the receipt, we are still waiting for the money you sent, it takes a long time. You asked about the cost of training MD students... I will post HKMU prospectus so that it can guide you. Well when are you planning to come to Tanzania? Many greeting to you and your family. Hugs,K. Kairuki
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