February 11, 2021
Kembibe is a farmer and a 61-year-old widow from Uganda. Kembibe is a mother of seven children, including six girls and one boy. All of her children are in the informal workforce with limited income, and she relies on a banana and coffee plantation to make ends meet.
For the past eight years, she has been experiencing uncomfortable symptoms and discomfort in a sensitive area. She went to the hospital and was diagnosed with a cystocele. It is recommended that she have a colporrhaphy procedure to correct her condition.
Fortunately, on February 16th, Kembibe will undergo surgery. Our medical partner, African Mission Healthcare Foundation, is requesting $220 to cover the cost of the procedure.
Kembibe shared, “I hope to be healed once I undergo my surgery. That is my only hope of pain relief. I will then be able to continue with farming.”
Kembibe is a farmer and a 61-year-old widow from Uganda. Kembibe is a mother of seven children, including six girls and one boy. All of her ...
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April 2, 2021
Kembibe underwent a uterine prolapse treatment.
Kembibe received a successful uterine prolapse treatment. She is now reporting that she no longer feels pain or symptoms like she used to do before. Kembibe also hopes that with total recovery, she will be free from the discomfort she was experiencing as a result of the prolapse.
Kembibe shared, “I really praise God to see that I came here sick. The doctor examined me and recommended me for surgery and when I explained to him my financial situation, he referred me to this program and indeed I have received my surgery and succeeded without paying as I wasn’t able. May the Lord bless whoever made this surgery possible for me and I will continue with farming.”
Kembibe received a successful uterine prolapse treatment. She is now reporting that she no longer feels pain or symptoms like she used to do...
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