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Saturday, September 1, 2012
Week 2- Community Health Evangelism
8-22-12
At 11 am, while we were still waiting at the hospital in Siteki 40 min away, we were supposed to be at Section 19 for the community awareness meeting for CHE- Community Health Evangelism. CHE volunteers work with communities to educate them about health and disciple individuals in a holistic way. We texted Valencia, the trainer, who would conduct the meeting with two other volunteers in Siswati, to say that we were running late. Nomsile, one of the main leaders and advocates in the community had also texted to say she would be late. She had visited a friend and hadn’t been able to get a ride back to Section 19. Finally, at 11:30 the CHE trainers texted to say they were also stuck waiting for a bus connection 30 min from the meeting site. The trainers made it by 12, and Corine went to pick up the community leader. By 1 pm, we started to gather the community for a meeting.
Folks who work in Africa know that things take much longer. However, we were racing against a deadline, the time of day when most of the community begins drinking- at around 1 pm. We gathered in the middle of mudhuts sitting on grassmats at the base of a giant shade-tree. It was not an ideal meeting site but it was picturesque for me- my idea of what an African Community Meeting should look like. Then we waited… and waited, I’m not sure for what we were waiting for, and I still have no idea. I couldn’t read the subtle cues. I don’t know if we were waiting for key community members, elders, someone to take charge. It was all very unsettling for Americans- "efficiency, productivity, time is money....". People came and went several times- to meet friends or answer cellphones. Finally, the meeting started.
The meeting was all in Siswati; so all Corine and Heather and I could really do was to pray. Valencia and her volunteers were explaining that NGO’s and church’s and outside help was not always going to be around. She said soon the community would have to stand on their own two feet and help themselves. She said that she would be there to help them make those decisions and to mentor them, but ultimately it was God who transforms the hearts of people. The entire time a sugar-cane worker who was drunk and slightly menacing was shouting at those gathered. He looked and acted like the demon-possessed man in the story where Jesus casts the demons from the man of the tombs into the pigs. A couple times a woman with a stick tried to physically threaten the man and bring him back into line. Through this whole drama, the community selected a committee to train for the CHE in a very demoncratic process. Folks were nominated and voted on with an enthusiastic “Yebo”. Many organizations and NGO’s have been working in this area and community without truly impacting behavior. People know how to form committees. They have had multiple lessons on how to treat and prevent HIV. They have a lot of knowledge about many things but it has not impacted what they do in their daily lives. Our hope is that Swazis teaching Swazis where no money or gifts or incentives are offered will really empower the community to solve its own problems in a long-term way. And only God can do that work. It will require lots of prayer, and looking out over a sea of dirty and neglected kids, it is clear that something needs to change in this community.
Week 2- Kino at the eye doctor
8-22-12
“You don’t even know what you don’t know”- Corine D
As a nurse, I feel pretty confident about my ability to navigate the hospital and advocate for patients. But, I don't even pretend to understand the Swazi healthcare system. We had paid about $20 for an appointment with the eye doctor for Kino. We had a 9:30 am appointment with the South African doctor who had done his eye surgery 5 years ago. We thought a 9:30 appt meant 9:30 am. We were directed to the receptionist to pay but the line or cue seemed to be moving ahead of us. We weren’t really sure of what we had paid for, but we knew we should have gotten there much earlier than 9:30 am. Eventually, we were instructed to climb the somewhat steep stairs- this is a hospital that serves visually impaired folks. On the upper level we waited some more before we were taken with Kino into a room. The South African doctor was gentle and kind with Kino, not a guarantee in the Swazi Medical system, and he spoke fluent Siswati. He restated that surgery had been performed on Kino at 7 years and that the boy was then lost to follow-up. Glacoma and lazy eye are common complications of the type of surgery Kino had. Kino has a lazy eye that might have been fixed with patching or further treatment at a younger age. Mostly the eye doctor was pleased with how the eyes looked post-surgery and with the extent of Kino’s vision. The doctor recommended glasses for nearsidedness and annual follow-up. We will have to get the glasses two hours away in Manzini; another 3 hour trip and overnight stay. Corine pointed out the costs of petrol (gas), and an overnight stay are very difficult for families but seldom considered by medical staff.
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