Preparing to move a patient with an improvised stretcher
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Oxygen supply and improvised oxygen concentrator
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A patient in our makeshift recovery room
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- Leaving Jacmel
- Mom and baby one day old
- Wilfranz fixing the water pump
- Children are still children even when they are pat...
- Alexis and his new art supplies
- Outside the tents where some patients stayed
- The house we stayed in
- Transition is hard!
- Liz is home!!!!!!
- I am on my way to the airport to pick up Liz!!!!!(...
- There were several aftershocks last night, and it ...
- At the hospital
- Scenes outside the hospital
- It is 1:30 am. I am about to go to sleep. There wa...
- It has been a crazy, whirlwind past several days. ...
- Liz has been extremely busy over the past few days...
- A banner to lift our spirits
- Patients in tents
- Collapsed building in Jacmel
- Supplies arrived today
- My little baby who was wheezing last night looked ...
- I delivered another baby girl tonight
- Dr. Henry, Dr. Ney and Lou
- Andy, Tami, Dr Chris, Dr. Miles and me
- Dr. McGowen, Dr. Phillipe and Dr. Meriam
- It is midnight and I am ready for bed. We just fin...
- Support from the home front
- The airport is our lifeline
- God is very near
- Monday is a busy day
- New baby, Mom, and me
- We see the cycle of life here in Haiti. A day or s...
- It is raining very hard tonight. I am grateful to ...
- As an anesthesiologist, I don't usually have much ...
- It has been a weekend of transition. Except for An...
- Haiti relief blogs at ASA site
- It rained overnight and feels more humid than usua...
- Every day brings new adventures
- A baby girl is born in our clinic
- Patient being transported to Philadelphia
- It is 8 pm and I am sitting in the OR recovering a...
- A 5 year old having leg surgery
- This is what makes it all worthwhile
- Making it work with what we have
- We are busy treating patients
- If anyone knows someone with a plane or who is wil...
- Things are hopping today. We took care of a 12 yea...
- Liz's First Day of Surgery
- Multimedia message
- Multimedia message
- Multimedia message
- First day here
- I have arrived in Haiti!
- My first patient
- Halfway there....
- I am on my way to Haiti!
- Update for Team ANGE
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About Me
- Liz Drum
- I am an anesthesiologist with special training in pediatric anesthesiology. I have been traveling around the world doing medical mission work since 2009.
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