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We wanted to share more from our time chatting wit

We wanted to share more from our time chatting with Mercy. She serves at our hospice center and we are so grateful for her!

EAV: How have you seen the crisis impact the patients?

Mercy: Some of the relatives of the patient's visit the hospice once in a while and it is such a great joy for our hospice patients because they are away from their own home due to leprosy. During this situation none of the family members were able to come to the hospice and visit. The patient's are really concerned about their family members during this situation, because none of them are able to go for work; so how are they surviving? This is really bothering them.

EAV: What is one way you’ve seen God’s faithfulness through this crisis?

Mercy: We have truly seen the love and grace of God during this situation. As I told you earlier our patient's have other health issues like heart problem, kidney problem, sugar diabetes, high and low blood pressure etc. Even our weekly visiting doctor couldn’t make any visit to our hospice during this time. So the only thing we could do was to ask God to heal them and we are witnessing this healing touch of our God every day in our hospice. None of them had any serious issues because of God’s grace. So far not patient died during this lockdown. Thank God. *Image changed to protect Mercy's identity.

Low quality pic, high quality fun! #memories

Low quality pic, high quality fun! #memories

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