President of Board of Because of Prayer Miracle author Felecita Williams, board representative S. Suares and another person at Le Grand Marche.
Representatives of the group asked persons whether they knew what dialysis is and whether they had hypertension or diabetes. Persons who answered yes to any of these questions, were told that it was important for them to see their family physician, do at least an annual physical check-up and have their kidneys checked. “We shared material with the public that they can read and educate themselves and be aware of kidney illness and how vital it is to eat healthy and drink sufficient water.”
A representative of the Because of Prayer Miracle Centre with sixth grade pupils at MAC school.
Because of Prayer Miracle Centre will be at the Lion Rudy Hoeve Health and Wellness Fair at the St. Maarten Festival Village on Saturday, March 25, from 10:00am to 4:00pm.
A representative of the Because of Prayer Miracle Centre with sixth grade pupils at MAC school.
World Kidney Day was celebrated on Thursday, March 9. “Seeing that we are quite new to the awareness of this disease on our island, we are getting out there,” representatives of Because of Prayer Miracle Centre said in a press release. Persons who would like additional information about kidney disease can contact the centre at:
[email protected]/* */ .
Source: The Daily Herald https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/64339-because-of-prayer-miracle-centre-holds-sessions-on-kidney-disease
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