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Michelle: Mercy Ships, Madagascar; I am a consultant anaesthetist who resigned from the English NHS in January 2012 to volunteer on board the Africa Mercy with Mercy Ships. The Africa Mercy is the world's largest non-governmental hospital ship,and is based in West and Central Africa. I love what I do and I am grateful to everyone who has and continues to support me so that this work can be possible I update this blog at the beginning of every month, to share my thoughts with you. You can can follow me on twitter @mcwdoc, and for personal friends I also have a monthly newsletter with more information.

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Further Information

IMAGINE a fully equipped, self-sufficient hospital, staffed entirely by volunteers, offering free healthcare to the world's poorest people.......that is the Africa Mercy. Six fully equipped operating theatres, 4 wards, an intensive care unit, a CT scanner..... and that's just the start !

IMAGINE everything you need to run a hospital.... engineers, electricity generators (including a backup one), oxygen-making equipment, people to cook, clean, do the hospital laundry........

IMAGINE of everything you need to run a ship.... more engineers, a captain, officers, deckhands...In fact, IMAGINE of everything you need for a small community.....a school, chaplains, even Starbucks!

MANY people (at home and abroad) make this work possible: the task of bringing hope and healing to the worlds forgotten poor.

By reading my blog and supporting me, you too can make a difference.

I am not paid for my service with Mercy Ships so I have to meet the cost of my food and accommodation onboard the Africa Mercy. If you wish to make a UK tax deductible donation to help me and Mercy Ships bring hope and healing, you can make a single gift via JustGiving (see link opposite) or for regular standing order / direct debit payments please telephone Mercy Ships 01438 727800 stating you to wish to Support Crew Member: Dr Michelle White (account code 3175). Those in the US can donate via the US Mercy Ships website (see link opposite)

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Videos about Mercy Ships on YouTube
Donate via JustGiving
Donate via US Mercy Ships website
Mercy Ships UK website
Hope Community Church (my church)
Christ Church, Fulham

Disclaimer

I serve with Mercy Ships. Everything here, however, is my personal opinion and is not read or approved before it is posted. Opinions, conclusions and other information expressed here do not necessarily reflect the views of Mercy Ships

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