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This is Amachin. The hands are those of Dr. Gary Parker, Chief Medical Officer on the Africa Mercy.
24 March 2008
Restoration
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2 comments:
Oh- I am following this child's adoptive mothers blog. Thank you so much for sharing the pictures of his surgery. He is a very handsome boy!! You do wonderful work, Dr's! God bless you!
How blessed are the hands that can perform lifesaving operations like this. I am amazed by this boys little life.
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