Forward Focus: Michigan doctors, nurses treat some of the world's poorest in Honduras | WWMT

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Several nurses also travel to work at the clinic in Honduras. (WWMT/Contributed)

Scrubs are laundered by hand and dried by sun at the clinic in Gracias, Honduras. (WWMT/Contributed)

Dr. Mark Veenstra and his wife, Becky, of Kalamazoo, send eight weeks at year at clinic in Gracias, Honduras, where they served in a medical clinic they helped to build. (WWMT/Contributed)

Patients sometimes travel hundreds of miles to be treated at the medical clinic in Honduras staffed by West Michigan doctors and nurses. (WWMT/Contributed)

Josh Veenstra, seen at right, is an orthopedic resident in Kalamazoo, who joined his parents, Mark, left, and Becky, center, Veentra on one of the mission trips to Honduras. (WWMT/Contributed)

Becky Veenstra has become an expert packer, readying supplies for a medical clinic in Honduras where she and her husband Mark Veenstra, a retired orthopedic surgeon, spend eight weeks each summer treating some of the area's poorest residents. (WWMT)

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