June 2, 2021
Brian was born last night and is the first born in his family. His father works in a newly opened bakery and shared that he earns very little money, while his mother makes and sells pots to earn a living. After Brian was born, he was examined by the pediatric surgery team and diagnosed with anorectal malformations.
Fortunately, our medical partner, African Mission Healthcare (AMH) is helping Brian to receive treatment. On June 2nd, at AMH’s care center, he is scheduled to undergo a colostomy surgery to enable him to pass stool. Now, AMH is requesting $592 to fund Brian’s surgery.
Brian’s father shared, “we are hoping and praying that our son will get treated despite the fact that we are not financially stable to afford the surgery.”
Brian was born last night and is the first born in his family. His father works in a newly opened bakery and shared that he earns very littl...
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July 13, 2021
Brian underwent a colostomy for his birth condition.
Brian had a successful surgery with no complications arising during and after surgery. He’s returned home with his mom a few days after surgery. When his wound heals, he is scheduled for another two surgeries before he can complete his full treatment for his birth condition.
Brian’s mother says: “When I realized that Brian was not passing stool, I thought that I would lose him. But after the successful surgery I am feeling so happy. I’m thankful for all the financial support.”
Brian had a successful surgery with no complications arising during and after surgery. He's returned home with his mom a few days after surg...
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