Healthcare Heroes
Worldwide Healing Hands (WHH) wants to extend our support and best wishes to all the health-care workers around the world, who have been affected by COVID-19. Our medical community has been greatly impacted, and we express our sympathies and support to them, as well as our families, friends, patient communities, and peers who are in the medical and mission industries around the world. Like other natural and man-made disasters that WHH has assisted with over this past decade, this is a challenge that we will overcome and, which as a result, will make us more resilient.
Now, more than ever, we are united together with our partners and determined to help the communities we serve. As always, we are preparing for the future and working here at home to help where we can.
We remain confident that in the upcoming months we will be back more united than ever, engaging in practitioner and patient partnerships, showing kindness, and saving lives.
We can’t wait to welcome you back!
Together we are stronger. Together we can save lives. Join us.
Monica Bradshaw, age 80, entered into eternal peace on February 27, 2016, with her loving daughters, Melanie Ramachandran and Paula Dhanda, at her bedside. Monica was born in Hull, Yorkshire, England, to Naval Officer William and Annie Elizabeth Bradshaw. She was the third of nine children growing up in the era of World War II.
It’s a cold morning. The usual fog engulfs Muko Health Center IV, obscuring the spectacular view of the beautiful cultivated hills from where the sun rises. The first sun rays penetrate through the fog, shining a warmth on the patients waiting to receive care after traversing hills and valleys to reach the center. Work starts as usual.