God's Little Helpers
The first grade class at Dennis Earl Elementary School,
Turlock, California proved that pennies go a long ways. Across the globe.
Along with their teacher, Jodi Felt, these helpers collected pennies from
everyone in the school. The result: $100 in pennies that kept newborn Scheer
babies warm at night. Scheer thanks these little helpers and everyone at
Dennis Earl Elementary.
Blankets
are part of Scheer's complimentary baby pack project, started by Rita
Bailie. Included in each pack are: a blanket, two diapers, a shirt, a cap,
and a bar of soap.
Terrorist Bomb Victim
Two shepherd boys are playing in the fields. They come across a small
package. Thinking it could be some food or an old toy, they rush over to it.
But just as they reach to grab the odd looking package, it explodes, blowing
them both backwards. The curious package the unsuspecting children came
across, was a bomb planted by a Nepali terrorist organization called the
Maoists. The two boys were rushed to Scheer, but having only one surgeon and
the resources to manage one of them, we were forced to transfer one to
another hospital. Our general surgeon worked all night and by the grace of
God, saved the little shepherd boy's life.
Buffalo Plays Mommy 
Angeline Wee, of Singapore, could have come and gone, just another medical
student, but instead she left behind a very "large" gift. She left us
Doodhilo-Amma (which means nursemaid). This hospital buffalo provides our
pediatric patients with fresh milk every morning. On days that our
Doodhilo-Amma is feeling generous, the extra milk will go to feed the poor
students of Banepa.
