Lyle,

I think it is fair to say that the Hopital Ste. Croix is in a state
of flux. Others in this group will hopefully provide greater detail
on the operation of the hospital. I can tell you that medical mission
teams continue to use the hospital as a base of operations. The
Episcopal Diocese and concerned groups in the US are working to
revitalize the hospital.

I would encourage members of this group to visit your web site
(http://www.mmex.org) and share information on upcoming trips. For
interested parties the link in the original email was split and may
not go through correctly it should be
(http://mmex.org/mission_view.aspx?MissionId=627)

Mike
--- In hscenews@yahoogroups.com, "lylekarim" <lylekarim@...> wrote:
>
> Hello--
> I am writing from Medical Mission Exchange (www.mmex.org)a non-
profit
> organization that provides a free, online database of short- and
long-
> term medical missions serving the Dominican Republic, Guatemala,
> Haiti, Honduras, and Belize.  The goal of Medical Mission Exchange
is
> to facilitate referrals of underserved patients to appropriate
> medical specialists in Central America and the Caribbean.
>
> I heard from another organization that Hopital Ste. Croix has been
> out of operation for 6 months-- is that true??  If it is not, could
> someone verify that the information we currently have on our site
is
> still current?  Here is the link:
http://mmex.org/mission_view.aspx?
> MissionId=627
>
> Thank you!
>
> Lyle Karim
> Medical Mission Exchange
> Website: www.mmex.org
> Email: lylekarim@...
>
> ps.  If you have not already done so please take a moment to add
all
> trips you have scheduled to the MMEX calendar.  To enter the trip
> information just go to www.mmex.org and click on "Add a Trip."
>