Miracles
As a newcomer, rookie to MDP,
I can honestly say that this
experience is life changing. As a
“pharmacist”, I am not directly
involved with the patients, but I
can observe the miracles that
happen because of MDP.
a man who had an ear wash
and could hear againa man who was given a pair
of glasses and could see againa woman young woman of 17
with a 2-year-old being comforted
in the arms of a provider when
she learned that she was pregnant
againa jolly woman who was so happy
to see a doctor that she couldn’t
help but spread joy to others with
her laughtera purse left behind in a bathroom
stall that was miraculously still
there when we doubled back to
retrieve ita lost wallet that was found
The skillful driver who is
dependable and gets us to our daily
clinic destinations on narrow, winding
curve-filled mountain roads safely
despite some dense fog conditions.
It is also a miracle that a
team of nine people could come
together and within a few days
become a family. This family
is composed of five females and
four males, ranges in age from 19
to 79, with some who can speak
Spanish and some who cannot. They
work together like a well-greased
machine to serve the people of
Chiapas in the most friendly, caring,
and efficient way.
Serving with MDP is such a
wonderful opportunity. It leaves
me with a sense of purpose and
fulfillment. I am so grateful to
be in Chiapas with MDP.
Linda Good
