A few days before Christmas, a young orphan boy from far NE Cambodia was clearing brush with a gasoline powered brush cutter when it kicked back and severed his foot: cutting through the tendon, the bone, and the main artery. The foot was dangling by some skin and tissue. He was stabilized in a hospital in Ratanakiri and then transported to Phnom Penh where after a long surgery the foot was reattached. After several other surgeries the foot was stabilized for two months in a rigid rod structure, and on February 24th the apparatus holding his foot at an angle was removed and he was given a walker. He can now hold his foot flat and has movement and circulation in his toes. He has a lot of therapy and some more surgeries to endure but he will walk again. Thank you for your prayers and support. Please don’t stop.