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Posted on February 9, 2010 by Michael Monroe

Pleural effusion treated with lasix, I recently read this article, A heartbreaking request: Take My Child, from the Miami Herald, and I was struck once again by the extent of the devastation and hopelessness that pervades Haiti.

The realities this article reveals are shocking. Scores of Haitian parents are convinced that there is no hope, for them or their children. As a father, it is difficult, almost impossible, to imagine their situation. These parents are willing to go to extreme measures to protect and provide for their children, dosing with hctz lasix, yet the only hope they see for their children is to say ‘goodbye’ and have someone take them to the U.S.

We who live here in the land of plenty have the opportunity and the privilege to take help and hope to Haiti. While adoption has been and will be the answer for hundreds of Haitian children, what many thousands of Haitian children need most is for us to not be stingy with our hope, but instead take it to Haiti. In response to the father’s plea “take my child, Antihistamines with lasix, ” shouldn’t we be ready with hands extended and hearts committed to reply instead, “take hold of this hope” — a hope that is “good news” both here and now and for eternity.

I, my family and my church are all prayerfully considering how we can best ‘take hope to Haiti.’ Even as the stories from Haiti cease and the images fade, I pray that we would not forget or fail to respond. If you are interested in how your family or your church can help ‘take hope to Haiti,’ take a few minutes to learn more about the efforts of the Haiti Orphan Relief Team, lasix online without rx.

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