Comments for Project Medishare http://www.projectmedishare.org Saving Lives, Rebuilding Hope for Haiti Thu, 27 Oct 2011 07:40:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on EMPACT Northwest & Project Medishare EMT’s by Jean Kensy Simbert http://www.projectmedishare.org/blog/2011/09/empact-northwest-project-medishare-emts/#comment-399 Jean Kensy Simbert Thu, 27 Oct 2011 07:40:00 +0000 http://projectmedishare.wordpress.com/?p=3070#comment-399 I am not gonna say lots of things, I was just wanted to say thanks to EMPACT NW, to Project Medishare ( this is where I am working as a translator, code cart tchecker in the ICU, ER and in the OR on night shift since January 2010, right after the hearthquake till now, after spending a month and a half by working as a volunnteer, ...) , to City of Miami beach, American Red Cross, United Worldwide, ... for coming down here in Haiti to start this great and big thing to help Haiti's children take care of themselves, of Haiti, and of all of us in any or in whatever situation that we may got through, in whitch I am part! Thanks specially to Mrs. Gabby because after God if it wasn't her I wouldn't be one these 14 wonderful, proffetional, and qualified EMTs that Haiti has now. Also thanks to Mr. Armadeus, Mr. Jake, and all of the instroctors and students that were working to make this so successful, .......... Thank you God, thank you United States of America, and thank you Haiti for all. I am not gonna say lots of things, I was just wanted to say thanks to EMPACT NW, to Project Medishare ( this is where I am working as a translator, code cart tchecker in the ICU, ER and in the OR on night shift since January 2010, right after the hearthquake till now, after spending a month and a half by working as a volunnteer, …) , to City of Miami beach, American Red Cross, United Worldwide, … for coming down here in Haiti to start this great and big thing to help Haiti’s children take care of themselves, of Haiti, and of all of us in any or in whatever situation that we may got through, in whitch I am part! Thanks specially to Mrs. Gabby because after God if it wasn’t her I wouldn’t be one these 14 wonderful, proffetional, and qualified EMTs that Haiti has now. Also thanks to Mr. Armadeus, Mr. Jake, and all of the instroctors and students that were working to make this so successful, ……….

Thank you God, thank you United States of America, and thank you Haiti for all.

]]> Comment on “Haitian Inspiration Tour” Takes America’s Hearts by Kristin Kalar http://www.projectmedishare.org/blog/2011/10/haitian-inspiration-tour-takes-americas-hearts/#comment-402 Kristin Kalar Wed, 26 Oct 2011 14:29:26 +0000 http://projectmedishare.wordpress.com/?p=3113#comment-402 Love it! What a fantastic experience for the entire Zaryen team, and a great way to show America how inspirational these guys are! Many thanks Knights of Columbus for supporting and making a difference for the team, Project Medishare, and Haiti! Love it! What a fantastic experience for the entire Zaryen team, and a great way to show America how inspirational these guys are! Many thanks Knights of Columbus for supporting and making a difference for the team, Project Medishare, and Haiti!

]]> Comment on First day of surgeries at Hopital Universitaire de la Paix by Medical Instruments Guy http://www.projectmedishare.org/blog/2007/10/first-day-of-surgeries/#comment-14 Medical Instruments Guy Mon, 17 Oct 2011 17:00:18 +0000 http://projectmedishare.wordpress.com/2007/10/28/first-day-of-surgeries/#comment-14 What a great post. I do appreciate your insightful and interesting feedback. I am often surprised that more people do not ponder this topic more often. What a great post. I do appreciate your insightful and interesting feedback. I am often surprised that more people do not ponder this topic more often.

]]> Comment on Haitian Inspiration Tour by Travis Spencer http://www.projectmedishare.org/blog/2011/10/haitian-inspiration-tour/#comment-401 Travis Spencer Mon, 17 Oct 2011 16:48:21 +0000 http://projectmedishare.wordpress.com/?p=3095#comment-401 I was on the plane with this team as they flew to the US. Very cool! I was on the plane with this team as they flew to the US. Very cool!

]]> Comment on Lives Saved with Cholera Outreach by agence web haute savoie http://www.projectmedishare.org/blog/2011/08/lives-saved-with-cholera-outreach/#comment-396 agence web haute savoie Thu, 13 Oct 2011 21:44:22 +0000 http://projectmedishare.wordpress.com/?p=3042#comment-396 Thank goodness some bloggers can still write. Thanks for this read Thank goodness some bloggers can still write. Thanks for this read

]]> Comment on Meet Frantz by Amie Mischel http://www.projectmedishare.org/blog/2011/09/meet-frantz/#comment-398 Amie Mischel Mon, 19 Sep 2011 17:16:47 +0000 http://projectmedishare.wordpress.com/?p=3061#comment-398 That little boy stole my heart while I was there!!! That little boy stole my heart while I was there!!!

]]> Comment on Meet Frantz by Jessica Wile http://www.projectmedishare.org/blog/2011/09/meet-frantz/#comment-397 Jessica Wile Sun, 18 Sep 2011 18:23:14 +0000 http://projectmedishare.wordpress.com/?p=3061#comment-397 Hi, I was recently working in the pediatrics unit at Bernard Mevs and was able to care for Frantz. Upon returning home I spoke with my Uncle about how Frantz has no where to go once he is ready to leave the hospital. My Uncle has been in contact with an Orphanage in Haiti (60miles from Port au Prince). I am hoping to be in contact with the owner of the Orphanage (also from Canada) and get Frantz a spot! Attached to this orphanage is a school (P-9) and my uncle is currently working on the curriculum for a vocational school that is soon to be built. I would love to see Frantz get to a safe, stimulating environment. Jessica Wile Hi, I was recently working in the pediatrics unit at Bernard Mevs and was able to care for Frantz. Upon returning home I spoke with my Uncle about how Frantz has no where to go once he is ready to leave the hospital. My Uncle has been in contact with an Orphanage in Haiti (60miles from Port au Prince). I am hoping to be in contact with the owner of the Orphanage (also from Canada) and get Frantz a spot! Attached to this orphanage is a school (P-9) and my uncle is currently working on the curriculum for a vocational school that is soon to be built. I would love to see Frantz get to a safe, stimulating environment. Jessica Wile

]]> Comment on My Project Medishare by Ginger http://www.projectmedishare.org/blog/2011/05/my-project-medishare/#comment-385 Ginger Fri, 16 Sep 2011 19:33:00 +0000 http://projectmedishare.wordpress.com/?p=2840#comment-385 That is him! That is him!

]]> Comment on My Project Medishare, Karen Miller by Kat Balagtas http://www.projectmedishare.org/blog/2011/07/my-project-medishare-karen-miller/#comment-391 Kat Balagtas Mon, 12 Sep 2011 17:14:37 +0000 http://projectmedishare.wordpress.com/?p=2982#comment-391 Hello Karen, I don't know if you would remember me, I'm Kat Balagtas, and I volunteered at BM and did ICU nights, 3 different times, and 2 of those times were with you as the director. I was particularly drawn to the paragraph in your post about the Haitian nurses. I kinda know what you mean about the Haitian nurses, feeling the "standoffish" vibe at first...my first couple times were rocky and it wasn't until my third visit that I think I might have finally connected with them. They are wonderful and sweet, it just took some time to finally get to really see it. They care very much about their people and I wish so much they could have been afforded the educational opportunities we were. With people you like, they are one step closer, and while I am sure you don't need anyone else's gratitude and praise other then the Haitians you helped, I commend you for all that time you gave to them. I wish I could be able to the same! Take care and best wishes to you in your career's next chapter! Kat Balagtas Hello Karen,

I don’t know if you would remember me, I’m Kat Balagtas, and I volunteered at BM and did ICU nights, 3 different times, and 2 of those times were with you as the director. I was particularly drawn to the paragraph in your post about the Haitian nurses. I kinda know what you mean about the Haitian nurses, feeling the “standoffish” vibe at first…my first couple times were rocky and it wasn’t until my third visit that I think I might have finally connected with them. They are wonderful and sweet, it just took some time to finally get to really see it. They care very much about their people and I wish so much they could have been afforded the educational opportunities we were. With people you like, they are one step closer, and while I am sure you don’t need anyone else’s gratitude and praise other then the Haitians you helped, I commend you for all that time you gave to them. I wish I could be able to the same!

Take care and best wishes to you in your career’s next chapter!

Kat Balagtas

]]> Comment on Miami’s WPLG features Project Medishare’s work at Hospital Bernard Mevs Project Medishare by Serviettes Brodee http://www.projectmedishare.org/blog/2011/01/miamis-wplg-features-project-medishares-work-at-hospital-bernard-mevs-project-medishare/#comment-359 Serviettes Brodee Sun, 04 Sep 2011 02:09:33 +0000 http://projectmedishare.wordpress.com/?p=2415#comment-359 Magnificent site. A lot of helpful info here. I?m sending it to a few buddies ans additionally sharing in delicious. And naturally, thank you for your effort! Magnificent site. A lot of helpful info here. I?m sending it to a few buddies ans additionally sharing in delicious. And naturally, thank you for your effort!

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