October 8, 2018
Kabeba is a small-scale farmer from Kenya. He cultivates food, such as sweet potatoes and beans, for home consumption only.
For one year, Kabeba has had a hydrocele, which is a swelling in a sensitive area. He has spent the last four months without working in his farm because of pain. Fortunately, on October 10, he will undergo hydrocele repair surgery at our medical partner’s care center.
Our medical partner, African Mission Healthcare Foundation, is requesting $185 to fund Kabeba’s surgery. Once completed, this procedure will hopefully allow him to live more comfortably and confidently.
He says, “After surgery I will be happy and resume working in my fields.”
Kabeba is a small-scale farmer from Kenya. He cultivates food, such as sweet potatoes and beans, for home consumption only.
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October 23, 2018
Kabeba underwent hydrocele repair surgery.
Kabeba’s hydrocelectomy repair was a success. He is no longer in pain and discomfort. After recovery he will be able to go back to work.
He says, “I am now OK and my soul is filled with joy. I thank God who inspired His people to start this organization that helps the needy people. Thank you very much for having paid for my treatment. I was worried for my health but now I am relieved from all worries and pain.”
Kabeba’s hydrocelectomy repair was a success. He is no longer in pain and discomfort. After recovery he will be able to go back to work.
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