AIDS and traditional healing methods -July 1998
About half of AIDS patients suffer from pulmonary tuberculosis. Many refuse to take medication out of a lack of understanding that this is really necessary.
mehrAbout half of AIDS patients suffer from pulmonary tuberculosis. Many refuse to take medication out of a lack of understanding that this is really necessary.
mehrWhat is worrying is that many Zulu in the local area trust their traditional medicine men more than modern medicine. This would not be a big deal if they were only taking herbal substances that can…
mehrBericht vom Juli 1998
mehrIn 1998, David Dempsey Dunn arrived at the hospice seriously ill. After care and an operation, he was able to return home.
mehrBlessed Gérard's Care and Social Centre & Hospice
The Care and Social Centre experienced an increase in its activities due to the fact that the management was invited to become a member of the…
mehrBlessed Gérard's Kindergarten
Our kindergarten has gone through difficult times due to unrest, unstable living conditions and unemployment in the area. Despite this, Miss Veronika Mthethwa, our…
mehrThe new nurse at Blessed Gerard's Care Centre
It is with great pleasure that we introduce Sr Sanet van Zyl [pronounced: Sannètt fann Säil]. We would also like to welcome her very warmly to our team at…
mehrBlessed Gérard's AIDS Awareness Programme
Our AIDS prevention programme will also be utilised more through the iSithebe AIDS Forum. Our Chief Medical Officer, Dr. P. Z. T. Thabethe has been asked to…
mehrNgiyabonga Nkosi
I am a 54 year old widow, have seven children, some of whom are married and have given me wonderful grandchildren. I live on a (farm) north of Eshowe in kwaZulu/Natal.
Three years ago…
mehrBlessed Gérard's Pre-primary School & Crèche.
Nine of our children were discharged from kindergarten to go to primary school in 1997.
Congratulations to the children, their parents and Miss Veronica…
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