Rachel Litwiller, Jim Arthur, Pete Wallace and Cal Litwiller |
This is our second mission with MOST. We are definitely non-medical and non-Spanish
speaking Rotary support volunteers. This year Cal
was in charge of record keeping – entering and updating the patient data on the
MOST data base, plus up-dating and posting the operating schedule. Cal
also posted all the items on the blogspot. He did spend one afternoon, dressed
in scrubs, observing surgeries which he really enjoyed. Due to Cal ’s
Biology background he finds this very interesting. Cal
also handled all the computer generated items – such as photos.
I, Rachel, spent most of my time keeping ‘command central’
organized so I could find requested items.
I also spent time gathering bios from each MOST participant and wrote
some of the articles for the blog, so Cal
could post them at night when the internet was more responsive. On screening day I took all of the photos of
the prospective patients, so a photo could be included in their file.
It has been another rewarding year, “changing one life at a
time”. To see the deformities and then
see the correction these skilled surgeons perform, it is just an amazing
emotional experience.
I hope everyone has enjoyed the blog and if you are so
moved, please make a contribution to Iowa MOST so this wonderful program will
be able to continue year after year.
Rachel Photographing Patients during Screening |
Cal and Mario |
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