March 9, 2020
Ainomugisha is a farmer from Uganda. She is a single mother with one child who is still studying in school. She earns a living through practicing small-scale farming and the small money she makes is used for taking care of her child and paying her school fee because she gets no other support from the father’s side.
Since four years ago, Ainomugisha has had an umbilical hernia. This hernia causes her pain and discomfort. Fortunately, on March 10th, she will undergo hernia repair surgery at our medical partner’s care center.
Our medical partner, African Mission Healthcare Foundation, is requesting $219 to fund Ainomugisha’s surgery. Once completed, this procedure will hopefully allow her to live more comfortably and confidently.
Ainomugisha says, “I hope that all will go on well and I will be able to regain my health.”
Ainomugisha is a farmer from Uganda. She is a single mother with one child who is still studying in school. She earns a living through pract...
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April 22, 2020
Ainomugisha underwent her hernia repair.
Ainomugisha underwent a successful herniorrhaphy treatment due to epigastric hernia. She is able to move well, much better than she used to before. She reports improvement in her condition as she hopes for a better lifestyle after her full recovery.
Note from our medical partner: The hernia ended up being an epigastric hernia and not a supra umbilical hernia as earlier indicated.
Ainomugisha says, “I am grateful for this support as I could not make it myself due to limited finances. Glory to God. I hope to continue with farming after my recovery.”
Ainomugisha underwent a successful herniorrhaphy treatment due to epigastric hernia. She is able to move well, much better than she used to ...
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