Amadou's Mercy Ships Story

[@lisatoronto7265]

Dr Amadou has served others, now it is wonderful to see him getting the help he needs. This means his community will see what is possible and they will be inspired.

[@mohamedsaidudakowa5499]

Nice work, am also happy doing this type of work

[@Daratorrespintos]

Amadou is a generous man who has served his village for many years. I am so thankful Mercy Ships was able to heal him!❤❤❤

[@babzyno5864]

Its just incredible the work mercy ship does. Truly the hands of Jesus at work on these patients. God bless you all at the Mercy Ships🙏

[@yattay400]

Greatings from Tanzania. I will be delighted to have you in Tanzania.

[@lauralascano7769]

Another beautiful history! Thanks Mercy Ships! 🙏🙏🙏💪💪❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️☺️🇦🇷

[@Ducla09]

Thanks for all the people on MERCY SHIP Given him to be a normal life be on so can help so many people like him ❤❤❤

[@barkyvonschnauzer2188]

This made me smile from ear to ear. Awesome!!

[@c.alves202]

Ill still make part of Mercy Ships. Three years more guys and I’ll join u all.

[@hembafantilley-gyado9168]

HalleluYah

[@JCisSAVIOR]

God bless you all............

[@franciscaikeagwuani220]

Good to see mercy ship is back

[@daudimutanga440]

Wonderful!

[@irampaemmanuel8449]

So touching

[@sindihamilton8894]

So awesome!

[@lloydwalden4053]

Health is Wealth. ❤🙏✝️ 🇬🇧

[@GregAndBeth]

Amazing story, amazing work!

[@beverlyjones4020]

Well done, well done❤️

[@AbleTasharMusic]

Wow God bless you more

[@OPPOA-nn7gt]

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[@audreyfrench7129]

This is awesome! 🙌🏻

[@21KANDA]

#เอเซียเราหน้าจะส่งไปสักลำนะครับ👍🎉👍🎉

[@valerielaurent4245]

Merci infiniment

[@godayb1]

❤️❤️❤️❤️🔥

[@rue2003]

What could be the cause of all these growths? Is it a vitamin deficiency that many people in this part of Africa have these growths?

[@rallzam]

what a world they live in, where a nurse becomes a doctor :D lucky for him, that the people dont know he isnt a real doctor.

[@tomidavid8021]

Hi @gari stuka. Thing is, in a good number of rural areas in Africa, people who provide primary medical services are usually referred to as 'doctors' lol (even pharmacists). They don't really understand or know who a nurse is as doctors are the figure heads. As we develop, things become much clearer. Cheers