I'll just give you a run down of the main two things.
Work has been slow but I was able to go on exchange with Elder Callister! He is currently serving in Scarborough (low key one of my fav areas) and we had a good time... in the hospital...
He unfortunately broke his toe and we had to go get a bunch of xrays done and whatnot which took the majority of our exchange. Pretty funny/ridiculous story came from it though! So here is the scoop on Canadian health care: We went in and first thing is is that it takes about 2 hours to get 2 xrays done... second thing is when we went to get them looked at the lady at the front desk tells us, "I don't think this doctor can read X-Rays..... but I'll go ask just to make sure." She comes back and tells us that apparently he does read X-Rays! So we go back and he tells us that the toe is just bruised and that it will get better in a week! Woohoo what a miracle right? Wrong. We took the x-ray disc back to the church and looked at it and there is a huge crack in the joint of his toe. I may have only taken anatomy in high school but I can read X-Rays better than a Canadian doctor. We sent the pictures to our mission doctor and he tells us that it is definitely broken. hhahahahahahahahah gotta love it up here in the great white north where medical treatment is free!
But hey on the bright side I made Elder Callister some pannekoek!
The other thing that happened this week is that we have had to help one of the Chinese elders pack up his stuff and send him off to the airport.... he has had some major medical issues come up and needs to go get them resolved back in California. Sad day saying goodbye to elders that you served around for a good portion of your mission...
other than that not much has happened...
hope you all have a good week!
--
Elder Jack Bakker
ارشد جک باکر
No comments:
Post a Comment