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Palawan Jungle Adventure - Wendy Guptill
Wendy is a registered nurse practicing in the jungle mountains of the Philippines. She has been living in a thatched roof hut, overlooking a lush tropical forest, serving the Palawan people as their only medical caregiver, and as a friend. Everything about her life there is rural in a most primitive sense. Check out the pictures and watch for future posts filled with stories of her adventures. You'll be awed.
BZ: So, Wendy, you're a real live missionary. Tell me a little about where you live and what you do there.
I live in a remote village in the mountain jungles of Palawan, Philippines. I work as a nurse in the only clinic available for most of the whole mountain range. I work together with a team to help the very primitive tribal people with their health and spiritual needs.
BZ: Did you always know you would work outside of America, or was there an event or a person who inspired your mission spirit? Basically, how did you end up where you are now?
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