UPDATE Unfortunately, I have learned just 3 weeks after posting this that the Burn Clinic is shutting down.
Burn Clinic at Scania Shutting down
My Thanks, to all of you who tried to spread the word, or tried to send donations.
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Hat Tip to Soldiers Angels Germany for this one:
Military volunteers run burn clinic in Iraq, providing "tenderness and Tylenol"
Please go check out the link, and watch the two videos.
The two videos are "about the burn clinic for children at CSC Scania in Iraq. It is operated by volunteers from the US Military and using donated medical supplies.
SGT Joseph Barzeski of 3rd Squadron, 73rd Cavalry Regiment, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division is the current NCOIC, but the clinic was started by 1st Battalion, 125th Field Artillery, 34th Brigade Combat Team, Minnesota National Guard.
It began as a Family Practice clinic for the local Iraqis, but as time went on the medics saw more and more burn victims due to the high number of cooking and heating accidents common in Iraq."
If you'd like to help?The contact information and needed supplies listed at the end of the first video are:
2 comments:
Just goes to show that people that think the Milatry are all about killing innocent Adults and Children.They are not, they are all heart and what a wonderful job of work they are all doing."God Bless" them all.They are all true Hero's. Thank you for sharing.
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Cyndy and The 3 Amigo's
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Thanks 'ANGEL' Kathi for this important info. I will pass it along.
BRAVO to these heroes helping those children.
It was interesting to know that since the USA did not
cause the injury, then it can not support or help them
supply wise. Hmmm
Makes me wonder WHY the Red Cross could not get involved
with this.
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