Sulianah is a 21-year-old mother from Uganda who is expecting her second child. She loves her children dearly, and in her spare time, she enjoys nothing more than playing with them.
Two years ago, she delivered her first baby girl through a C-section. Because of her previous scar, the doctors at our medical partner's care center, Bwindi Community Hospital, consider her pregnancy to be high-risk. They recommend that she receive medical attention before, during, and after labor to ensure a safe delivery. On January 29, she will begin to receive supplements and attend antenatal checkups and health education classes. She will deliver her baby in the hospital, and she will undergo a C-section if necessary. After birth, Sulianah and her baby will be monitored by the hospital staff.
Our medical partner, The Kellermann Foundation, is requesting $241 to fund this care.
Sulianah supports herself and her daughter by farming. She grows beans, maize, and groundnuts. She sells the surplus for money to buy basic supplies, such as soap, salt, and sugar. She dreams for her children to go to school and get a good education.
“Please give all my thanks and blessings to the donors. I want to have a safe and healthy delivery. Their help means so much,” says Sulianah.