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| We drove 5 hours to Gulu for some follow-ups and training. E Howard always manages to find some kids. |
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| More kids to share a smile with. Then another 5 hours drive back to Kampala. A long day! |
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| Elder & Sister Hunter from Murray training physiotherapists for wheelchair assessment and follow-ups. They have come before and trained these people and this is a follow-up for that training. |
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| Rose (in blue) is the nurse in charge at the hospital. Actually, the National Wheelchair Committee Person. |
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| Dennis, Herbert and another guy get more training. |
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| Handcycle that we saw had been used by an older gentlemen for his transportation. Looks well used!! He was hanging out with friends, playing cards. |
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| After KFC lunch we went to a place that manufactures wheelchairs here in Kampala. They had a great set up! And one of the employees uses walking aids. |
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| Just about any kind of chair is made here, depending on the disability and the need. |
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| Another handcycle. |
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| E Howard had to check out the wheels. They even took him to a shop where they build wheels, his old specialty. |
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| This man was there learning how to use his prosthesis. He is doing good! |
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| Also, a lady learning. |
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| Howards, 2 men that run the dept, Hunters and the hospital chief who had never been to this department before. They were quite thrilled to have him there. He seemed impressed with the help and knowledge offered. |
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| I watched this couple come in and leave after a short time and noticed the wife never tried to assist him. |
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| Another lady that came for a follow-up evaluation. She was very remarkable. Besides useless legs, she is blind in one eye. She went on to explain that her husband has left and she has 3 kids that she is able to take care of by selling hats, jewelry, etc, all from her chair. |
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| After getting herself settled, she proceeded to show us her wares. She decided to make some money, when she saw the muzungus. A great example of someone willing to work hard to support her family!! Her wonderful smile never left her face! |
