Liberia, Liberia

Well, the work here in Liberia is exhausting at times. I am enjoying the conversations I am able to have with the women of Liberia. They are so intelligent and have great knowledge of the word. Of course, in Liberia when you are not feeling well only time will tell if it due to heat, food, water, or lack of sleep. I was awaken last night with stomach pain that did subside, but I am left with nausea. I have only eaten a banana today so we will see how things turn out. Continue to pray for health. Sarah and I have been working on the application and information that I have come here for. Another bump in our road has been that the man that was preparing some of the information for us has left the area to work on the census. They are paying around 50 US dollars for the two weeks to help with the census and they can't turn down that money. I want to thank you all for the comments of encouragement and prayers. I also want to say thanks for you that have taken care of and checked in on my husband, Ryan. The last request I have today is for courage and safety of me driving in Liberia. I will have to take our vehicle with Sarah and go to the clinic area tomorrow. Only Phil has been driving and he will be in a meeting during this time, so to expand our time here I need to suck it up and drive like the Africans. Thank God for all the blessings here.