Healing Search: Inside one of the last hospitals in Haiti’s capital | Health News

The most peaceful territory in the whole hospital was a small patio in the center where patients rest in the benches under the wooden pagoda. A small, colorful obstacle course, escaped, and helped to restore the mobility and other intensive treatment methods after the operation.

This is where we met four-year-old Alexandro and mother, Youceine Philisma.

Alexandro was a total of month when he opened fire on the displaced camp where a group of armed groups live. Flames, live but seriously burned.

Since then, Yousseline took him to Tabarre’s burning device – stayed in the country.

“Another world when he comes to the hospital. Everyone understands my little one. Everyone gives us a lot of love.”

Alexandro will need to take care of the burning rig for the rest of his life. Surgeon Donald Jacques is between doctors who are violent.

Can leave the fierce country. The wife and children who left for the United States were already four years ago. Armed warriors overturned their homes. The violent itself has a visa to survive in Canada. But so far he did not stay.

He tried to explain his compatriot Xavier Kernizan, his duties and a severe share.

“We know that if we are not here, someone will fight,” Kernizan said.

“In person we are burning. Sometimes we are close to depression. But there is also a sense of satisfaction to help you improve your daily life, to help someone offer some hope in the darkest moments.”

However, if the security situation continues to worsen, it is impossible to know that Tabarre Hospital will survive.

My documentary on April 11 and I first went out of hospital gates for the first time a week. We were going to Peter-Ville, one of the few places of Port Au-princess. The government is under control.

There, we walked on a football field near the Karibe Hotel, which was selected by a helicopter from the world food program. It is the only way to get out of capital right now.

We entered the helicopter, the rotors began to the bar, and Haitian capital began to grow small as we went to the air that we went through the sailing above the crust below. I feel the relief.

The staff in the hospital was behind. There is no intention to leave.