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Sergio Castro: Humanitarian of Chiapas: May 2015

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Sergio Castro: Humanitarian of Chiapas. Sunday, May 17, 2015. Indiegogo Fundraiser for Don Sergio. Photo taken by Justin McManus of Australia. For more photos go to: Justin McManus Photography. The January trip working with Don Sergio was a whirlwind. He and I spent very little time together with all that occurred around that time with his family. From my home in Tucson he and I speak once every 2-3 weeks. An avid support, Carla Woody who is founder of Kenosis. John Scherber, a US citizen traveling all t...

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Sergio Castro: Humanitarian of Chiapas: August 2014

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Sergio Castro: Humanitarian of Chiapas. Saturday, August 23, 2014. August 18, 2014. Sergio uses stick and decapitated plastic liter-size Coke bottle to tease the ripe duraznos. Off the tree in his museo. Caballero's thumb 2 weeks after injury. Clinic. How he heard of Don Sergio I don't know but word gets around. Side of thumb with small patch of viable skin. The few days following Caballero's first visit to Sergio's I returned to the US. Prior to my leaving I had asked him to please return in August ...

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Sergio Castro: Humanitarian of Chiapas: Summer Trip 2015

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Sergio Castro: Humanitarian of Chiapas. Thursday, July 9, 2015. Colleague and friend Jennifer Eldred, FNP has joined me this trip to help Don Sergio. We arrived on Sunday, 3 hours later than planned due to a cancelled flight and bad weather in Mexico City. Thankfully, we arrived safely at Bela’s at 1030pm. As always, she and her staff welcome us as family. D from the day, Jennifer and I made it home at 830pm. We showered and crashed. Sergio Castro of San Cristobal de las Casas. Diabetes in San Cristobal.

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Sergio Castro: Humanitarian of Chiapas: February 2014

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Sergio Castro: Humanitarian of Chiapas. Wednesday, February 12, 2014. February 12, 2014. Tucson wound care physician Scott "Mateo" Bolhack has returned from his first 'working vacation' in Chiapas. I asked for his comments and observations of his experience.I believe this may be a bit different from his private practice in the US. There are no appointments. The patients come in and wait on the bench patiently. No one complains if they are waiting and no one complains how long they may have to wait. I hav...

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Sergio Castro: Humanitarian of Chiapas: January 2015

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Sergio Castro: Humanitarian of Chiapas. Monday, January 26, 2015. El Regalo de Iker (The Gift of Iker). January 15, 2015 Thursday. Bela's garden. Jardin de Bela. Many people ask what will happen when Don Sergio is not able to provide wound and burn care to the people he’s been serving all these years. DS usually answers, ‘I don't know’ or ‘it will just stop’. It makes sense to train someone who can continue, but who would be likely to give of themself as DS does? The gift of Iker is trust. His working wi...

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HOTELES EN TUXTLA GUTIERREZ - GRAN TURISMO. Hotel Posada del Rey. HOTELES EN SAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASAS. Posada San Juan de Dios. Posada Real de Chiapas. La casa de Elisa. Hotel La casa Mexicana. Hotel Español Holliday inn. Hotel Diego de Mazariegos. Hotel La Casa vieja. Hotel Arrecife de coral. Hotel Mansión del Valle. Hotel Mansión de los Ángeles. Hotel la Casa de Mamá. Villas La casa azul. Hotel Rincón del Arco. Hotel Parador de Mexicanos. Hotel posada El Paraíso. Hotel Palacio de Moctezuma.

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Sergio Castro: Humanitarian of Chiapas: January 2014

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Sergio Castro: Humanitarian of Chiapas. Thursday, January 30, 2014. My return to work with Don Sergio finds him as I left him in August: still no dentures, in need of funding, and a heavy load of patients with severe wounds. We have 4 children with burns, some severe, all of which will leave them with a mild - severe disability due to the contractures. Bela framed Don Sergio's NY Times article. We were done with morning rounds at 230pm we then home to Bela's for lunch and back to the museo at 4pm where w...

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Sergio Castro: Humanitarian of Chiapas: April 2014

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Sergio Castro: Humanitarian of Chiapas. Wednesday, April 30, 2014. April 30, 2014. In one home, the women dry the corn, maiz. The evening clinics have been packed: as many as 50 -70 people coming through. When one family member comes in for wound care it's common for 2-4 other family members to come with them. Grandchildren bring in abuelitos,. Sons, daughter-in-laws tag along, and of course the smaller children come . Bela's garden in full bloom, a Mexican paradise. I have small animals in my hair)....

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Sergio Castro: Humanitarian of Chiapas: La vida en Chiapas/Life in Chiapas

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Sergio Castro: Humanitarian of Chiapas. Sunday, July 12, 2015. La vida en Chiapas/Life in Chiapas. July 11, 2015. Life in Chiapas is not easy. The number of patients coming through the clinic and the variety of injuries and ulcers continues to surprise me. In Teopisca we are caring 2 1/2 year-old girl with a superficial 2nd degree burn on the top of her left foot. She may whimper a little but does not cry. He has lost considerable use of both hands right now. See blog posting January 11, 2015. The young ...

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Sergio Castro: Humanitarian of Chiapas: September 2013

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Sergio Castro: Humanitarian of Chiapas. Sunday, September 1, 2013. Conditions of Care: August 2013 Trip Summary. For Don Sergio's make shift wound care clinic the conditions we work in are not the cleanest. He does the best he can with what he has and its all the locals have. His stocked travel bag is always by his side. The chairs we use are tiny, Don Sergio always looks up to the patient, never downward. As for supplies, here's how it works:. From the US, I ship donated and purchased supplies to San Cr...