Sroun's wound - that is Aussie Kaye's hand. Kaye is a district nurse visiting Cambodia and she spent nearly a morning gently cutting away dead skin from Sroun's backside.
We are privileged and glad to be in Cambodia. The most difficult part is missing family, especially our amazing mum's and our awesome kids. Skype phone calls are easy and great and certainly help bridge the gap, but there is a big tug on our hearts when one of our mum's is so ill.
Our decision is to come to NZ after our daughter Melody's marriage to Dave on September 20. Their marriage is in Queensland and we are so excited about our 'baby' becoming a bride and connecting with family and friends for the occasion - both from Toowoomba and NZ. We fly to Aussie in two weeks time and get some time back in Toowoomba before folk begin gathering on the Sunshine Coast.
After the wedding we will return to New Plymouth for three weeks family time. We know that the Healing Home is very young and that 5 weeks absence is a big ask. So, we are asking big and seeing amazing answers of people stepping up to help. Much more needs to be nailed down but of this we are confident - the Healing Home is in the heart of God and He will provide every necessary person.
Orchids over us - Rin in the background with Bunna and Sopheap
Sopheap with Rin. Check out that amazing piece of construction over the lane from us in the background!
1 comment:
hi guys just read your latest blog and were very sorry to hear that Susies Mum is not well. Our girls were in new plymouth over the last 3-4 days as Dianes dad died of cancer last month and the girls thought they would pop through and spend a little time with their nana as she is by herself now. If we had known earlier we could have asked them to pop in and seen Sue's mum also. Although they were kept busy shifting firewood amidst big naki spiders. Look forward to seeing you guys shortly in Aussie
Love Diane and Glen
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