• Monteagudo, Bolivia •
Meet little Luis– otherwise known as Puppydoc’s partner in crime. He was a regular visitor to the hospital, as his father had tuberculosis and was undergoing a long course of treatment.
Since the hospital was a scary place for Luis, we always tried to make the visit pleasant for him. In short, what began as innocent playing quickly escalated to mischievousness as little Luis and Puppydoc discovered the treasure that was the hospital candy stash.
As you can imagine, the supply rapidly diminished into their tummies.
(But don’t worry; Puppydoc later replenished the stolen candy with a fresh stock of Dum Dums.)
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Categories: Humanitarian Work, Photography, South America
Sweet! Can I visit there also and get my tummy some candies? 😊😊
Why of course! 😉
Yay!!! 😊😊😂😁
Lovely little boy. And aren’t lovely little boys supposed to be mischievous?
Absolutely! 😀
I love these wonderful stories that you share. 🙂
Aww thank you, Brenda. 😊
My pleasure.💜
Such a sweet little face!
Hugs, Pam
I agree…sweet and a tad mischievous too! 😉 Hugs!
Wonderfully beautiful.
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This beautiful. You’re wonderful 😊
So are you! ❤️
So generous.
❤️ ❤️
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So cute
Thanks, rob 😉
Always
Dear doc darling!
i w0n’t expect anything less,
sweet kisses an honest soul..
You’re kind, Chris! 🙂
Sorry you think that way,
now understand love,
one would have too,
read you…
Doc, your eye are wide open,
recorded in the library…
Very Sweet! ( No pun intended!!) (<:
Teehehe…thanks! 😊
This is so lovely. And what a gorgeous photo!
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Hospitals can be fun! I can recall taking a rather depressed gentleman from Emerg (on a gurney) and up to his allocated Ward at around 2:00am… and getting lost on the way. We had a great time touring the hospital and riding various elevators… and he was in good spirits when we eventually found our destination. We should never underestimate the potential for a smile or two! 🙂
I agree, Colin! I think the hospital can either be a really intimidating and depressing place…or a place of cheer and hope. We knew little Luis was scared of the hospital…so we tried to make the experience good for him. 🙂
Now if only all medical staff could adopt that perspective. 🙂
I definitely wish that were the case. From my experience I’ve noticed that nurses and other medical staff seem to take this approach a little better than docs…unfortunately…
Lovely little tale. those chupachus are the best!
Sure are! 😊
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