Thank you to all who have prayed for Eygadu over the past 2 months as she has come to our door for wound care. We are hopeful that with the supplies we left her, the wound will be nearly healed when we return to Gesses tomorrow. We believe God will use her to grow His kingdom in a village unreached by the gospel.
(Eygadu with me)
(Her wound after one month of cleaning - it was pretty dirty when she arrived but you can see the new skin around the wound. It was about 1mm of healing per week.)
(After second month of healing.)
Eygadu's baby girl named Eyfok. The kids all helped care for Eyfok when Eygadu was washing her wound.
(Eygadu with me)
(Her wound after one month of cleaning - it was pretty dirty when she arrived but you can see the new skin around the wound. It was about 1mm of healing per week.)
(After second month of healing.)
Eygadu's baby girl named Eyfok. The kids all helped care for Eyfok when Eygadu was washing her wound.
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