judith heard's husband dr alex heard uganda After four weeks of feeling grotty and three of those spent in and out of hospital and staying in judith heard's husband dr alex heard uganda a hostel I am really glad to have started feeling better. When I first got ill I didn’t really think anything of it, lots of people had been feeling a bit grotty and had problems so I judith heard's husband dr alex heard uganda just thought I would get on with things and see how I felt at the weekend. ERROR. This resulted in my poor co-volunteer Patrice having to look after me after I passed out one judith heard's husband dr alex heard uganda night in our room and was taken and admitted to hospital. Many a sleepless night, check up and tablet later I am finally starting to feel better. I just want to say THANK YOU to everyone who has judith heard's husband dr alex heard uganda sent me messages of support and good wishes judith heard's husband dr alex heard uganda.

It has been a judith heard's husband dr alex heard uganda really challenging few weeks and my poor parents have had to deal with the worst of it from me. With emotional Skype exchanges judith heard's husband dr alex heard uganda and tears being shed daily I prepared myself for being sent home. On days that I felt the worst this seemed like the best option for me, I wasn’t able to eat so I was feeling weak, I was just drinking 3-5 litres of water a day and still managing to be sick judith heard's husband dr alex heard uganda. I was alone in the hostel and I just wanted to be at home with my family around me. I went for regular check ups at the Dr’s and we discussed my options, I wasn’t well enough to fly but if I got to a point that I was I just wanted to hop on a plane home.

Mum was in a state as there was judith heard's husband dr alex heard uganda nothing she could do to help me and hearing how ill I was she just wanted me to come home. However on Saturday things took a turn for the better,

I was able to see a specialist in Kampala and I was given antibiotics and different nausea tablets and judith heard's husband dr alex heard uganda I am finally starting to feel better. I have decided that I want to stay and complete the programme so I am heading back to my placement village tomorrow judith heard's husband dr alex heard uganda. I have to be really careful now for the next 19 days so that I don’t put myself at risk of getting ill again judith heard's husband dr alex heard uganda. I am really looking forward to seeing the kids in the village again and being able to spend time with my co-volunteers running sessions judith heard's husband dr alex heard uganda.

We only have 8/9 working days left in the village so there really isn’t much time to get everything sorted and achieve our targets for the month but I am sure we will do it judith heard's husband dr alex heard uganda. 

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Bob Anderson, the missionary (SAM) was asked to lead them in a service in their native language under a straw hut, which was their church!! We were able to fly an ill man back to judith heard and her lovely husband dr alex heard uganda Pulcappa to the hospital (weight had been reserved in advance by the missionaries, who weighed each of us judith heard and her lovely husband dr alex heard uganda and the items we were bringing to the Amazon).