Short YouTube video documenting the team’s final day running mobile medical clinics in Kenya. Kara narrates scenes from the last (seventh) clinic day, including an on-camera meeting with a 92-year-old local named Mika (discussion of ear jewelry as identification), a wrap-up reporting almost 600 patients seen that day, and lighthearted team moments (a hat-exchange and joke about bathroom time). The group leaves next for the Masai Mara safari.
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92 years old.
Almost 600 patients.
A safari to the Masai Mara.
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Is day seven of our clinics. And it is our last day. But if you're getting tired of clinics, you're in luck because after today, we are heading to the Masai Mara to go on a safari. You can be looking forward to that. But we're looking forward to having one last great day of serving the people here in Kenya. And it's the most beautiful location we've had yet. Look.
We haven't done a spin in a while. A long time.
So we know you've seen most things that go on in the clinics that we've been doing. Today's goal is to have a face montage of the whole team in their natural habitat.
Ram.
Okay, this is Mika and he is 92 years old. Is he not the best looking 92 year old you've ever seen? Even with these awesome holes in his ear? What tribe? What tribe has the ears?
Yes, yes. And why did they do the holes? It was.
Good into tradition. So it was for identification? For identification, yes. So everybody had a different jewel in their ear. You know, they were watching, walking at times and I would identify with one another. Go for walk. It's like your driver's eye. Yeah. So instead of a driver's license, they would have their ears done like this. And when did he. Oh, yeah. How old was he?
So in. In their youth. Youthful stage? Yes. Like when he was 2 years old or. No, about 12 years. 12 years old?
Yes. You're a strong man.
Thank you.
God bless you.
We just got back our blast medical clinic with our team. That was Margo. We said goodbye to all the translators, but we went out with a blast. We saw almost 600 patients today. The weather was beautiful. Great day.
All right, Christopher. Something's been bothering me. You have this ugly Vandy hat on.
That's your enemy team. So we think that you should have a hat from dad's company.
That didn't take long.
They have changed me from a football team to a construction company. New employment. Looks good. Thank you. My least favorite time of the day. Bathroom time.
