Fixing Smiles, Changing Lives – Kathy Tschiegg stepped out of her truck at Hotel Elvir, the home of the CAMO teams during their stay in Honduras. The parking lot attendant quickly approached her. She looked around and, although the lot was completely empty, her immediate thought was, “What’s wrong? Do I need to move my car?” But the man was not concerned with her truck; he just quickly began to thank her for the work the CAMO Plastic Surgery team had done.
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