Mercy Ships Patient

Patient stories of hope

Unable to eat or drink because of his cleft lip and palate, Paul’s life was in danger.

It took months for cataracts to destroy Tresor’s vision—and just twenty minutes to restore it.

One windswept leg was robbing Esther of the joys of childhood while threatening her future.

Monique hid her blindness from her family, until it finally shut her off from the world.

Cecilia always smiled, even when her twisted knee made walking painful.

When Edith was 7, a tumor started growing on her face—just like the giant one on her mother’s face.

Ashamed of the tumor that was destroying his life, Ernest hid in the dark.

Both sisters were born blind, and their mother thought she was cursed.

Prinscio was ashamed of his twisted feet. Now he’s excited to run and play like other kids.

Unable to breastfeed because of her cleft palate, Haingo was slowly starving to death.

Born with bowed legs, David faced a lifetime of pain without surgery...

Jacques and his sisters Marie and Elodie were all blind from cataracts…