"Elizabeth was diagnosed with uterine fibroids more than three months ago but could not undergo surgery due to lack of money," our medical partner, AMHF, writes. Elizabeth learnt of the Watsi program at Nazareth, and came here seeking help so that she can have surgery." "Elizabeth is a married woman with six children, the last born child being 10 years old and in lower primary class three," her doctors say. "Elizabeth and her husband are both farmers in their small farm where they work hard to meet their daily needs." "For the last one year Elizabeth has been suffering from heavy bleeding," AMHF writes. "This condition has led her to stay indoors most of the time making her unable to do her normal house chores and even join her husband in farming." With $790 clinicians will be able to go ahead with the total abdominal hysterectomy they have recommended for Elizabeth. ''My wife is a very active woman but this illness has really affected her social life and her performance of general chores," Elizabeth's husband says. "I pray that watsi will consider our request.'' Let's help Elizabeth continue to be as active and vibrant as she wishes by funding her care!

Liness is a 12-year-old girl with “knock knees.” If left untreated, Liness will never be able to walk normally or live an active life. Fortunately, doctors at CURE’s hospital in Zambia can perform surgery to correct Liness’ condition. They’re confident that with treatment, Liness will be able to live a normal, healthy life. Liness’ parents passed away when she was 3-years-old. She was taken in by her aunt, and she started complaining of pain in her knees soon after. A local clinic gave her only painkillers. Slowly, her knees started growing inward, signaling a more serious condition. Liness’ aunt didn’t know how to deal with her neice’s health problems, and Liness eventually became so ashamed of her condition that she quit school. After dealing with this issue for so long, Liness is happy to hear that she can be cured. We look forward to funding her treatment and letting her get back to living life.