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January 22, 2020

Healthcare professionals trying to be healthy after sitting too long on an airplane or ...Cheesey yoga: you make the call

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Snow fun

January 18, 2020

Birdie and I, and I can imagine Ellen H. and John K., are putting the final touches on our packing as we are being picked up by another future traveler for next week, Pastor Walt Lichtenberger. We had a pretty big snowstorm yesterday, but it seems to me the Weather Folks are over-blowing the predictions. We got somewhere over 4-5 inches at my house, not the 8+ we expected. I know there were places around the Metro that did get that much. And there were a 176 flights canceled yesterday at MSP. So I have been a little on edge about getting out. So far all seems well and out flight is on time for 3:15pm. And to be sure, traffic was horrible with a capital HORRIBLE yesterday. The snow moved in quite suddenly when it actually started. Quiet, gray, dry until 1 PM, then at 1:05 - BOOM - it was an inch an hour. I blew the snow off my driveway this morning before sunrise. Neighbor Doug, the Snow-plower Extraordinaire, has already made a pass this morning too. So all I have to do is com...

The infamous transformer

January 20, 2020

Here Ilula's new transformer is a picture of the transformer STS paid for as a prerequisite for x ray machine. Below is a picture of the transformer STS paid for as a prerequisite for x ray machine. Randy

The Face of Mental Health Care at Ilula

January 17, 2020

Petro Lusasi Petro Lusassi will be completing his 4th and final year of psychiatry training in July 2020 at Sebastian Kolowa University College in Tonga, TZ. He will then be assigned to a 1 year internship. He then plans to return to Ilula to begin his psychiatry practice. This includes prescribing rights for medications. Originally from Ihimbo, Petro initially was sponsored by friends of STS to complete dental training. While working with patients as a dentist he began to appreciate the burden of mental health disease at Ilula. He continues to work as a dentist at Ilula during school breaks and is called upon to counsel patients on the ward. The global burden of mental health disorders is staggering, having an appropriately trained MH professional at Ilula is inspiring. Randy