地震救济基金:重建查诺特诊所

查奥特医疗设施的重建工作正在二楼进行!

MMW志愿者Mason向我们讲述了他在尼泊尔的日常生活。“夏纳特的日子开始得很早，尤其是在水稻收获季节。我的闹钟定在早上5点45分，这样我就有15分钟的时间起床，穿好衣服，及时去那天我帮助收割的人家喝茶(这在我特别亲密的一对夫妇之间切换)。早上6点20分，我们前往田野，开始工作。这是一项艰苦的工作，但我喜欢在清晨的田野里，和活跃的鸟儿在一起，听着镰刀割稻秆时令人满意的嘎吱声，听着同伴们不断的闲聊。我听不懂他们说了什么，但当我们往下看时，它仍然让我很开心。吃到一半，我们停下来吃早餐，喝点茶，俯瞰周围美丽的青山，然后又回到嘎吱嘎吱的工作中。9点差10分，我回到镇上，把我的头浸在水龙头下，洗了脚，换了衣服去诊所。病人早上9点就来了(或者偶尔早上7点半)，我们一直很忙!平均每天约有20名病人，一旦收获期结束，事情会变得更忙。午餐总是很美味，上面是一大堆米饭，上面是印度豆饭和咖喱，然后就回到楼下的诊所。 Intakes are tough without a translator but my very broken Nepali mixed with Mina and Bina's English (midwives), and lots of pointing and prodding gets enough info for action. Clinic usually wraps up around 4pm unless there are a couple late arrivals. The afternoon is free to do as I choose. This is prime time for tea, snacks, and visiting. No matter where I decide to venture within Chanaute or to neighboring villages, there is always a family eager to invite me in for delicious milk tea (buffalo milk from their own buffaloes!) and all sorts of tasty snacks. I have a few favorite spots with beautiful views and warm company. This is my favorite time of the day. The evening is spent reading or with friends, sitting around their rooms chatting and prepping food for dinner. Most nights I eat at the clinic with Bina, who lives at the clinic and is an amazing cook. Other nights are spread around those same few families who have taken me in. I have yet to eat a meal that wasn't delicious. Some more reading and then it's off to bed by 8:30/9pm to get ready for another early morning.”

感谢你们一直以来的支持，使我们能够帮助那些受地震影响的人。没有你，我们真的做不到!