Medical Tourism

Well, the time has come for my medical mission trip to Guatemala! I am beyond excited to work side-by-side with Campbell's medical students and their professors; through prayer and God's will, we will be helping those in need. I am flying out tomorrow morning and I will not be returning until the 18th! Thank you for everyone who has been loving and supportive towards my adventure! Oh and #MomImFine. :) Until next time North Carolina

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