VOSH-Indiana Goes to Honduras

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	Who over packed?
	Sorting the supplies.
	Setting up an examination room.
	Looking for the perfect prescription.
	The bus to the worksite departs at 6:30 a.m. sharp.
	Patients begin lining up at 4:30 a.m.
	Autorefraction.
	Autorefraction.
	Dr. Jim Nolan, veteran of 50+ missions, examines a patient.
	Bernice Nolan, also veteran of 50+ missions, runs the registration area.
	Examination.
	Examination.
	Examination.
	Discussion in the dispensing area.
	Dispensing glasses to a satisfied patient.
	Two of the many children examined on this mission.
	Clinic.
	Mike Farrar working on the electrical system for the operating room at the clinic.
	Clinic.
	Clinic.
	Clinic.
	Clinic.
	Clinic.
	The Fundacion para Servicios Medicos Voluntarios/VOSH-Honduras Clinic at San Pedro Sula is dedicated to Arnold Berkling, Helga Berkling, and Walter Marshall.
	Ruth Berkling and VOSH-Indiana president Jeff Marshall.
	Going home.
	Mas Grandes. People want style even in Central America.
	Ruth Berkling . . . Mission Farewell Party.
	It is not all hard work. Late afternoon relaxation.
	A very satisfied patient.
	After waiting several hours, she just needed to rest.
	A view of the beautiful beach at Tela.
	Boxes awaiting shipment to Honduras at Mission Leader's office. The United Fruit Company (aka, Chiquita) ships all of the supplies for the Honduras mission at no charge.
	Mike Farrar with Lola and Ponchito at the home of Ruth Berkling in San Pedro Sula.
	Cataract surgeries are often performed during the VOSH-Indiana missions to Honduras.