About a week ago, our tent where we lived and from where we ran our clinic was cleared by the Army for use by soldiers. We were displaced to another almost completely full tent where we were forced to take top bunks. The fullness of the tent meant that we had no place to put our personal gear, let alone our clinic supplies. Needless to say, we were not in the best of spirits early last week. M.M. and I made the executive decision to move our sleeping quarters and clinic into our living CHU. The CHU has not been set in its permanent location, nor does it have power ran to it. It is, however, A LOT better than sleeping on a top bunk in a stuffed to the gills tent. We are living and working in both sides, and so far it has went pretty well. It got cold a couple of nights, but it always warms back up by about 12 or 1 p.m.
Our clinic/living quarters. The porch was delivered to us this afternoon
by forklift by one of the mechanics we made friends with. I don't know
what used to be on it, but it's made with 2x12s and is quite sturdy!
Entryway/Foyer
Room #1--Exam/Mike's Room.
Room #2-Supply and Administration. Also, my room.
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