From his mother
Three specialists stand around a Quechua Indian from southern Peru. An impalement injury occurred in an accident and the iron bar entered the body between the legs for about 10 cm. It pierced the soft tissues, colon and bladder. In cystoscopy and endoscopy, the findings are documented and analyzed with cameras. The doctors then discuss the various treatment options.
The mission doctors are just doing their job you might say. But her work at Hospital Diospi Suyana – financed by donations – helps the Peruvian rural population, who often have to get by without modern medical care.
In the old book, a mother gives her son Lemuel – king of a country – some good advice.
“But you stand up for the people who cannot defend themselves! Protect the right of the helpless! Speak for them and rule justly! Help the poor and oppressed!”
(Proverbs 31:8-9)
