Bon Samaritan Orphanage

Over the past 12 years, our mission has helped many disabled Haitians receive medical treatment.  Kesmy, who lost his arms in a fire, received two prosthetic arms in Michigan. Pony who lost his leg at age 14 received a prosthetic leg.  Both received their prosthetics from Wright and Filippis, Inc., in Michigan, at no charge. Elias had one of the worst herniated lumbar discs the neurosurgeon had ever seen, but had surgery in Michigan and is now back in Haiti and doing fine. For many others, I have obtained medical visas and had them come to my home for medical care. All treatments and recoveries were miracles from God. We are currently working with the US Embassy in Haiti to obtain a medical visa for a little girl named Jessika.  Jessika desperately needs surgery on her legs.   

Kesmy, without his arms, has adjusted.

Kesmy eating with his feet.

Kesmy still enjoys sports such as soccer.

Kesmy receiving his arms from Wright and Filippis, Inc.

Kesmy eating dinner with his new arms at our home.

Kesmy with his new arms in the snow.

Kesmy after he returned to Haiti with his new arms.

Elias with his doctor before surgery on his back. 

Pony without his leg in Haiti.

Pony taking full advantage of his new leg at our home.