Vi blev ringet op i går ved 17 tiden, at Pudde gerne ville se os. Vi tog straks ned på hospitalet for at besøge Pudde.
Hun var ved godt mod og ville så gerne fortælle os alt. Det var tydeligt at mærke at hun havde fået mofin for at holde smerterne nede efter operationen.
Pudde har nu fået lavet en udskrabning.
Hun fortalte at om aftenen førend hun blev indlagt om natten begyndte hun at bløde, det var som at lukke op for en vandhane og så var der store klumper i, hun kaldte det kødklumper. Hun ringede til sin læge som sagde, at hun straks skulle indlægges.
Stakkels pige, det er meget hun skal igennem, men hun har selv tro til at Jesus vil gøre hende helt rask og frisk igen.
Hun tror selv, at hun kan komme på arbejde om 2 uger, men da sagde jeg: ”Pudde du kommer ikke på arbejde og nu må du hvile indtil du er rask og kommer til kræfter.
Tak fordi du forsat vil bede for Pudde og de 7 forældreløse børn hun har.
The father disappeared and they have had no contact with him for several years. Ruth is a bright girl in school. Her school decided to sponsor her schooling because they are really poor. For various reasons the school recently shut down and Ruth had to find another school.
The mother cannot afford to send Ruth to another school. Ruth’s grandfather is a Maasai and he wants to have her back in Maasai land. He does not want a girl to get eductaed, but instead follow the Maasai traditions for girls: to be married. Maasais think that only boys should get educated.
Ruth’s mother told me that Ruth’s grandfather had received an offer from an elderly, wealthy Maasai who wanted to pay a very large dowry in the form of many cows in order to marry Ruth. Ruth had been desperate because she wanted to stay in school, get her education and choose her husband when the time was ripe. For this reason the mother and Ruth came to our office asking for help.
We trusted God and sent Ruth to a good, Christian school where she is thriving.
We received a sponsor who will support her until Form 4 is completed. But Ruth wishes to continue for another two years and graduate from High School. If any of you would like to support Ruth for a few more years please write us or send a gift to our missions account. Please earmark it “Ruth”.
