With no support from the Ministry of Health in Portland, she was persistent enough in taking control of the container and making sure everything was distributed accordingly.

While transporting the container to her village, bad weather caught her on the road so she had to sleep on in the truck on the roadside. She, however, arrived safely in time to perform four days of health screening for blood pressure, diabetes, eye exam and incorporated health teachings.

The outcomes were extraordinary and rewarding. She promised the village she will return shortly to finish what I started.
Thanks to everyone who donated and made this mission possible.

May 27 - June 6, 2006 - Muriel visited a clinic in her village of Portland Jamaica and also a public clinic in the city where she made donations of dried and canned foods, clothing, toys, books, medical supplies and medications.

January 14 - 21, 2006 - Muriel visited the Dominican Republic with friends to distribute clothing, food, medication, toys and books. They visited several orphanages, 1 in Puerto Plata, 1 in Esperanza and 2 in Santiago plus a hospice.
The four orphanages and one hospice they visited were: Hogar Para ninos (Puerto Plato), Hogar Niño’s de Dios, Santiago, Escuela Hogar Petra Grullan, Santiago, El Buen Samaritan Orphanage, Santiago and Hospicio "San Vincente De Paul"' Santiago.

Nov 5th - 29, 2005 - Muriel went back to IFO, Nigeria to officially furnish the hospital and library.  On July 1, 2005, the Jesus is Love & Power hospital was fully registered. At present it is a 16-bed hospital with a lab, a pharmacy and a delivery room. The operating room is
pending due to lack of needed equipment. 

Since the opening of the hospital, 24 babies were delivered, 4 circumcisions performed, 125 prenatal registrations, 1,165 immunizations given and approximately 400 patients seen, both primary and tertiary care. As we continue to progress we hope to raise funds in order to equip the hospital more effectively and promote a healthy community.

2005 - Muriel went to Buenos Aires Argentina where she visited the inpatients in the pediatric units of the Britanica and ULTRA University Hospital.  She distributed toys, games, and clothing.  During this trip she had the opportunity to participate in the international continuing professional education among the Argentinian nurses.

2004 - Clinic opened in Muriel's honor -   The Priest Rev Fr Sylvester Osigweh and his church in Ifo, Nigeria, began building a clinic in Muriel's honor. During this time she shipped a 40-foot container with used medical equipment and supplies thrown out by hospitals and clinics. Canned and dried foods, clothing and various basic medications were also shipped in May of this year. In August she flew to Nigeria to officially open the clinic and give hands-on care to the village people.

A general library is being built above the clinic.

2003 - Muriel visited Portland Jamaica to donate clothing, medical supplies, books, school supplies, and cash to a village clinic.

2003 - Muriel and church friends visited Moscow Russia to donate clothing, books, bibles, medications, personal hygiene products and cash.

2002 - Muriel held mini health fairs in remote villages in Kumasi, Ghana and donated school supplies to local schools.   She also offered her services to the Out Patient Dept at St Patrick's hospital and made huge donations to the Mother Theresa and Kumasi children's homes.

2001 - Muriel shipped two 40-foot containers to Nigeria where she distributed medical supplies, medical equipment, medications, canned and dried foods, clothing, books and school supplies to a major health fair which I coordinated in Ifo and Izombe villages.  

2000 - Muriel visited two local hospitals in Australia and New Zealand to distribute toys and games.  She also visited with some children and their parents, read to the children, and helped with meals.   

1997 - Muriel went with friends to the Holy Land to distribute candies and money to the poor on the street.

1997 - Muriel visited Kingston and Montego Bay in Jamaica to distribute clothing, medications, toys, personal hygiene products, reading and coloring books plus cash, in a children's hospital and a maternal clinic.

1996 - Muriel visited two major hospitals in Burban and Soweto South Africa, donating clothing, toys, books and candies to the Pediatric patients.

1995 - Muriel attended an International conference in London where she visited a Pediatric ward in a local hospital donating various books and crayons.

1995 - Muriel spent one week in Aruba at the clinic of Dr Brown who is the President of the University. She donated medical supplies.

1994 - Muriel visited Trinidad & Tobago and donated clothing, canned and dried foods, and personal hygiene products.

1993 - Muriel visited the deep jungles of the Amazon in Peru to donate clothing, toys, cookies and candies

1992 - Muriel visited St Martin, Barbados, Grenada and the Dominican Republic to donated clothing, toys and candies in the market squares.

1988 - Muriel visited remote villages in China and Thailand to donated clothing, toys and books.

Kingston and Portland, Jamaica – Muriel donated clothing, canned and dried foods as she traveled through the village.

Limuru, Kenya E. Africa - Muriel conducted a huge health fair, screening and treating various basic infections, donated clothing, newborn items, medications, canned and dried foods and cash to the very poor families.