Welcome to our last Blog as we leave for the UK tomorrow night
we will embark on the next chapter of our lives, but what that will involve is still
unknown.

Our last weeks in Chad turned out to be far busier than
anticipated with the number of patients coming to the hospital remaining
constant. In previous years we have seen the numbers decrease during the months
of July and August this year this was not the case. This resulted in us having
to work right up until the day before we left and was particularly hard for Sue
as had been on-call constantly for the last 6 weeks it was a case of having to
get on with it and trust that her stamina would last. Fortunately it did and we
were able to spend our last 2 days packing up our house and belongings for the
trip back.

The occasion was at times very difficult as we needed to say
goodbye to all our Chadian friends and colleagues whom we have become extremely
attached too. It was particularly hard for our adopted family of Nemercie and
little Sue and Malcs good friend N’Dilmbaye. Listening to testimonies from our
friends and the sadness and regret that we had to leave was very emotional and
heartfelt. The gifts we received were amazing and will be a constant reminder to
us of our time spent here and the friendships that we had formed.
Once back in the UK we will have a time of rest before embarking
on our church visits and will be at the following venues over the coming
months. If you would like to see us and hear a little more about our amazing
time in Chad then please come along to one of these. We would love to see you.
1-3 September – Zenana Conference, Lampeter
13 September – Mansfield 10:30
27 September – Kingsbury 10:45
4 October – Darkhouse 10:45
11 October – Burton Latimer 10:45
18 October – Stroud 10:30
25 October – Southend-on-Sea, Belle Vue 10:30
Thank you for your continued support over the past
few years
Love
Malc & Sue