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Patale health post: We took these
pictures last night. They are of the two Sherpa
health care workers who have been practicing
medicine in Patale for the last couple of weeks. The
young woman's name is Pasi. |

Jamyang Sherpa, the
19 year old Sherpa health care worker examining a young boy in Patale, a
remote village in northern Okhaldhunga district of Nepal on November 5, 2004.
Hello
EverestNews.com, wish you were here we have been visiting the homes of
various Sherpas eating and drinking. I have reached the state of vreethaak
which is Dutch for needing too loosen ones belt. This is lee levin continuing
with my loosened belt .It is truly a privilege to go on this this trek and
see many things few if any westerners have seen. The little clinic has been
opened for about two weeks with two local health care workers age 19 and
20 the
each studied for two years in Katmandu and now are seeing patients with
various conditions including worms shin infections burns bronchitis and
some other conditions the clinic so far seems successful and the two workers
seem very enthusiastic.
John: A
terrific day in the remote hills of Nepal, quiet, beautiful,
pastoral
hills with extraordinarily friendly people. We have been welcomed into too
many homes to count and in each visit we are served many many cups of sweet
tea (dudh chyaa), Sherpa tea (yak butter, salt and tea), chang (barley beer),
and rakshi (distilled chang). We've probably eaten 10,000 calories apiece
today. We visited a small monastery at 8,000 feet high above the Malung
(Sp?)Khola (river) that Janbu Sherpa says no westerner has
ever seen
before - what a privilege!
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Dr. Lee Levin reviewing a list of medications needed to
supply the health post in Patale. |
This is
Elselien writing. I'm one of the service trekkers and am wondering whether you
could put a little Dutch dispatch on the site. Last February Daniel came over
to Rotterdam and did a slide show to collect money for the Everest Foundation.
I think a lot of Dutch people would like to read about our current trek and
the health care workers we have been meeting. Thanks a lot in advance!
Hallo
Allemaal,
Vanuit
Patale in het verlaten Okhaldhunga district is dit Elselien.
Samen met
Daniel Mazur en twee Amerikanen doe ik een service trek om twee 'health care
workers' te ontmoeten die opgeleid zijn door de Mount Everest Foundation en nu
een paar weken aan het werk zijn in Patale. Het ziet er goed uit. De 'workers
' komen uit dit gebied en lijken gemotiveerd om hun eigen dorp en de
omliggende gehuchten te voorzien van hele basale gezondheidszorg, dat ze tot
voorkort hier helemaal niet kenden. Het is geweldig om te zien dat een
organisatie als deze, op zo'n praktische en eigenlijk ongelooflijk simpele
wijze bij kan dragen aan de manier waarop deze mensen hun eigen situatie
proberen te verbeteren. Hopelijk kan ik later nog wat schrijven, voor nu
allemaal erg bedankt voor jullie interesse en voor de Nederlanders bij Daniels
lezing, bedankt voor jullie bijdrage. Ik heb met eigen og en kunnen zien wat
een verschil 1000 Euro kan maken! Elselien te Hennepe.
Dispatches
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