How are all of you?
I am writing from Richmond, Virginia. After much talking, thinking, praying, looking at pros and cons, we decided that I would come back to the US. Our kids were concerned, especially with my cancer a year ago, about the healthcare in Cambodia for this virus.
We do have a good hospital that is a branch from Bangkok Hospital in Thailand, but we confirmed with the hospital that the government is not allowing them to do testing or receive patients from this virus. Everyone in Phnom Penh has to go to the Khmer-Soviet Friendship Hospital. I told you before that this really isn't a place we want to be. Thailand has basically closed off its borders so going there isn't available.
I flew out of Phnom Penh on Monday night, flying through Korea, Atlanta and then to Richmond. My flight from Phnom Penh to Seoul was pretty full. Probably 2 people for every 3 seats. The next 2 flights weren't full. It was a bit strange to go from Asia, where most of the people are wearing masks to Atlanta, where maybe 1 out of 5 were wearing masks.
Reuben's in-laws, Steve and Violet Schad have a condo here. They live in Portland, Oregon and won't be coming anytime soon, so they let me come stay for however long I need it. I am so grateful for their generosity. Reuben and Emily stocked me up with food before I got here and left a car for me at the airport. I have just finished my 2nd day of isolation. It's hard being this close to Reuben and his family and not getting to hug on them. But we are finding ways for me to see them without being close.
I talked to Rich today and he is doing well. Keep him in your prayers. The Khmer New Year is next week and the government just put a travel ban out that went into effect at 9pm on Thursday, right before most people usually leave the city and go back to their village for a week. We will see how that goes. They mentioned using police and soldiers to enforce the ban.
Please also keep the Christians and our students in your prayers. Pray that they will stand strong and be God's shining light to their families. Stay safe.
Much love,
Ronda
We do have a good hospital that is a branch from Bangkok Hospital in Thailand, but we confirmed with the hospital that the government is not allowing them to do testing or receive patients from this virus. Everyone in Phnom Penh has to go to the Khmer-Soviet Friendship Hospital. I told you before that this really isn't a place we want to be. Thailand has basically closed off its borders so going there isn't available.
I flew out of Phnom Penh on Monday night, flying through Korea, Atlanta and then to Richmond. My flight from Phnom Penh to Seoul was pretty full. Probably 2 people for every 3 seats. The next 2 flights weren't full. It was a bit strange to go from Asia, where most of the people are wearing masks to Atlanta, where maybe 1 out of 5 were wearing masks.
Reuben's in-laws, Steve and Violet Schad have a condo here. They live in Portland, Oregon and won't be coming anytime soon, so they let me come stay for however long I need it. I am so grateful for their generosity. Reuben and Emily stocked me up with food before I got here and left a car for me at the airport. I have just finished my 2nd day of isolation. It's hard being this close to Reuben and his family and not getting to hug on them. But we are finding ways for me to see them without being close.
I talked to Rich today and he is doing well. Keep him in your prayers. The Khmer New Year is next week and the government just put a travel ban out that went into effect at 9pm on Thursday, right before most people usually leave the city and go back to their village for a week. We will see how that goes. They mentioned using police and soldiers to enforce the ban.
Please also keep the Christians and our students in your prayers. Pray that they will stand strong and be God's shining light to their families. Stay safe.
Much love,
Ronda
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