01.19.12 | 12:20 PM
The picture below is of Isidro Amaya. Isidro is a 73-year-old man who lives in the village of Santa Amelia, which sits about 20 miles from the Mexican border. He supports his family by riding his bicycle into town once a week to purchase meat and other things he can resell in his village.
Isidro Amaya
This past Christmas Eve Isidro brought his wife into San Benito so she could have her gall bladder removed at the government hospital. Isidro was also experiencing some health problems, so he was scheduled for an operation to remove a mass in his abdomen. The mass was removed on the 12th on January, and he has not been well since.
Too frightened to return to the governmental hospital, Isidro arrived at the Hospital Shalom Emergency Room last night. His son told us that he has no money and cannot afford the care he needs.
We are trying to determine what the General Hospital has done to him. We do not know what kind of mass was removed from his abdomen. We do know it was not sent to pathology because Isidro’s son says the mass is sitting in a jar in their house.
Additionally, we cannot find out who performed the operation, because neither the doctor’s name nor signature appears on any of the General Hospital forms that were given to Isidro.
We do know that Isidro spent some time in the intensive care ward at the General Hospital after the surgery, but we do not know why; nor can we find out what they did while he was there. We do know that Isidro is building fluid in his abdomen and there is an infection; he has lost a lot of blood and is very anemic.
We are trying everything we can to determine the proper course of treatment so Isidro can return to his wife who is home–alone–trying to recuperate from her surgery last month.
Please join us in prayer as we seek God’s wisdom for answers on how to properly treat Isidro. And if you feel the Lord would have you support us financially as we provide quality healthcare to Isidro, please contact us.
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Tim Spurrier
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