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The Davidson Mission 
Haha! Laughed out loud. Love the African ingenuity.
That’s what I thought. Redneck was the first thought that came to this country boy’s mind.
Hi,
Just stumbled across your blog today. It looks like this man was a fortunate recipient of a wheelchair from the Free Wheelchair Mission:
http://www.freewheelchairmission.org/site/c.fgLFIXOJKtF/b.4976101/k.F021/The_Chair.htm
I look forward to reading through your blog.
Rebecca
Hi Rebecca. Thanks so much for checking out our blog. I don’t know if you read some of the other posts, but I took this picture on a medical outreach to a small Ghanaian village about 2 1/2 hours from Accra. I’ve actually seen a few wheelchairs with this design in Accra, as well. I never heard of FWM before and appreciate you bringing that organization to my attention. I checked out your blog and noticed that you adopted from Ghana. I help at an orphanage called Beacon House located in East Legon, Accra. I wonder if you’ve heard of it. I wish you the best with your beautiful children!
Tywonn,
Thanks so much for the reply. Our twins lived at BH for 7 months before coming home to us. We were blessed to have Romana in our home last week. My husband is a counselor so he was fascinated by the missionary counseling component of your ministry. We have dear friends in process to adopt 2 little girls at BH as well.. I would love to keep in touch.
With Joy- Rebecca