For my last
blog entry I feel like it’s more than necessary to just say how unbelievably
thankful I am. A good friend of mine on the ship gave me a hug one day and said
“I’m thankful for you”. What a beautiful thing to say! When I first started
this entry I only had a few days left in Africa and I was going through the
motions and mixed emotions of leaving a place that so many people call
home. Someone once described
coming back to the ship with the analogy of ‘coming home (the ship) to a family
that has changed (as all families do), where some members have moved on and
left home, while others have joined the family (Mercy Ships)’. Perfectly said!
I'm thankful for......
I'm thankful for......
a home
choosing to become a nurse
my job
amazing co-workers
hugs & nuzzles
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Social & Political Stability
safety
FAITH
a good education
the opportunity to travel
to be a part of this unique
organization- MERCY SHIPS
the support I've had throughout this process
& for reaching my fundraising goals!
& for reaching my fundraising goals!