Bangladesh Adventures

Wednesday, October 03, 2007

Thank you for the Prayers please continue

CJ is over his cold. Charles and Chase were diagnosed with Dengue. The doctor was concern about a low platelet count in both of them but after a week, they are all fine. We are not sure what Chad had but it was like Dengue but the blood work did not show anything. Charles, Chase, and Chad missed a whole week of school. However, they are now got-up with all their homework.

I’m still struggling with Hepatitis-A. I tried to lay low in Colorado and Hong Kong but I still had to work during the days but went to bed at 5:30 every evening and stayed there until 6 in the morning. I’ve been trying to stay low here in Bangladesh the last 5 days. I’ve been working from my home and rest frequently. It was a bummer to be in USA without being able to eat fast greasy food. I’m staying strict with my diet, no fats or caffeine or meats. I’m still a little yellow but not as bad as I was.

I’ve attached three pictures for you entertainment. The first one is of CJ- he is still are baby. Charles, our first one is joining the ranks of teenagers on 4 Oct, tomorrow. I’m not sure Nita and I are ready for that but he is a good kid so we should be okay. Of course, when Chase, Chad, and CJ become teenagers everybody better watch out (Lord willing). The second picture is of Lennon and McCartney at the guitars, actually its Charles and Chase playing a song together- ‘All star’ by Smash Mouth.

The final picture is of an apartment building being constructed. However, the picture is of the workers sleeping under mosquito nets. I took the picture at 5:30 a.m. they are still sleeping. They live at the construction site until the job is finished. They are paid about $2/day, which is a good day laborer wage. However, it’s not enough money to visit their family, whether they live in Dhaka or outside. In addition, if they leave the site somebody else will get the job so they have to stay to the end. The building is only 10 ft from our windows, just behind our building. Not only does the workers sleep there but they relieve themselves in a corner, no jiffy johns in BD.

5 Comments:

  • Happy Birthday Charles!!! you are all grown up now. Kevin you should add more picture of your whole family in Bangladesh.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 8:35 AM  

  • WOW. Get well my friend. May Jesus make his presence known and hold you up. God bless you and the whole family and your work.

    By Blogger Glen, at 9:51 PM  

  • Greetings! I hope you all get better soon.
    You do not know me, but I have a meeting with Philip Adhikary next Monday. We are hoping to work together to bring safe water to Bangladesh, especially during flood season.
    Jerry Miner
    www.watermissions.org
    jminer@watermissions.org

    By Blogger WMI Disaster Response, at 12:14 PM  

  • Please allow me to introduce myself.



    My name is Theresa Wilson and I am Founder and Executive Director of The Blessing Basket Project. A non profit organization dedicated to poverty reduction.



    We do work in Bangladesh and 5 other countries.



    We have recently run into a problem in Bangladesh and would like to know if you have missionaries there we may be able to start communicating with.



    I want to travel to Bangladesh but have no one trustworthy to receive me and travel with me. I am hoping your missionary team may be able to recommend someone.



    For more information about what we do visit our website.



    Any trustworthy people you can put us in contact with in Bangladesh would be greatly appreciated.

    By Blogger Theresa Carrington, at 7:26 AM  

  • Sorry - forgot to give the website

    www.blessingbasket.org

    My email is theresa@blessingbasket.org
    314-272-1250

    Thanks again for anything you can do.

    By Blogger Theresa Carrington, at 7:27 AM  

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