Coutrier Family

Riku’s 5th Birthday on Februari 25th, 2008. Mama made the birthday cake….

Telah lahir anak kedua dari Imelda dan Gen, pada tanggal 16 Juli 2007 di Tokyo bernama KAI Miyashita. Lahir melalui operasi caesar karena baru 7 bulan dan ketuban pecah dan beratnya 1933 gram. Setelah dirawat di RS selama kurang lebih 1,5 bulan, Kai boleh berkumpul dengan keluarga di Nerima.

(Kai dengan Beckham hairnya)

Kai punya fans banyak di RS yaitu suster dan dokternya. Ini foto yang diambil suster beberapa hari setelah lahir, waktu dimandikan. Kita sendiri tidak boleh mengambil foto dengan kamera digital. Dan selama dirawat Kai hanya boleh dijenguk oleh orangtua (papa mama saja).

Pada tanggal 12 Mei 2007, kami keluarga besar Coutrier-Mutter merayakan peringatan 40 th pernikahan Paul Louis Coutrier- Elizabeth Maria Mutter, bertempat di gereja blok B Jakarta Selatan.

(berfoto bersama pastor)

Potong kue berdua. 40 tahun yang lalu tidak ada wedding cake….

Setelah misa diadakan acara ramah tamah, makan siang bersama keluarga besar Coutrier-Mutter di gedung pertemuan St Yohannes Penginjil, Blok B.

DIN SYAFRUDDIN*, PUJI B. S. ASIH, FARAH N. COUTRIER, LEILY TRIANTY, RINTIS NOVIYANTI, YAVETH LUASE, WAJIYO SUMARTO, MARTEN CALEY, ANDRE J.A.M. VAN DER VEN, AND ROBERT W. SAUERWEIN Eijkman Institute for Molecular Biology, Jakarta, Indonesia; Department of Parasitology, Faculty of Medicine, Hasanuddin University, Tamalanrea, Makassar, Indonesia; West Sumba District Health Department, Waikabubak, West Sumba District, Indonesia; University Medical Centre St. Radboud, Nijmegen, The Netherlands Malaria has long been known as one of the major public health problems in West Sumba District, East Nusa Tenggara Province, Indonesia. To obtain baseline data for establishment of a suitable malaria control program in the area, malariometric surveys were conducted in two sub-districts, Wanokaka and Loli, during the periods of January, May, and August 2005. The survey included three selected villages in each sub-district, and blood smear analyses of 701, 921, and 894 randomly selected subjects in January, May, and August revealed 30.5%, 25.3%, and 28.2% malaria positives, respectively, consisting mainly of Plasmodium falciparum and P. vivax, and in a few cases, P. malariae. Analysis of malaria prevalence at different age groups clearly reflected the common phenomenon that younger individuals are more vulnerable by infection of either P. falciparum or P. vivax. In falciparum malaria, the frequency of cases carrying gametocytes was also relatively high involving all age groups. The findings indicate that the malaria incidence and transmission in the area are relatively high and that further exploration is warranted to establish a precise malaria control program.