June 9, 2017
Rachael is a 13-year-old young girl from Uganda. She is in her final year of primary education. Rachael has a pelvic cystic mass that has been very painful for the last eight months. Because of the pain, she misses some days at school. When she is feeling better, Rachael likes playing netball and skipping rope with her friends.
On June 10, Rachael will undergo surgery to remove the mass. Our medical partner, The Kellermann Foundation, requests $307 to help cover the expenses of the treatment.
After Racheal recovers from her surgery, she hopes to go back and continue with her studies. She dreams of one day being a nurse.
Rachael’s mother says, “I thank the donors for the support. We have no way we could raise the money to pay for this surgery. You are very kind that you have helped people you have never met.”
Rachael is a 13-year-old young girl from Uganda. She is in her final year of primary education. Rachael has a pelvic cystic mass that has be...
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August 18, 2017
Rachael underwent abdominal surgery.
Rachel’s surgery was successful, and she is healing well. She is able to attend school full time without pain. Having such complicated surgery was difficult, but she liked being able to talk to the nurses and learn what they do. She would like to be a nurse one day.
“Seeing our daughter smiling and out of pain is such a blessing,” says Racheal’s mother, Molly. “The donors’ generosity means so much to people who are needy. It inspires us to help others as much as we can, too.”
Rachel's surgery was successful, and she is healing well. She is able to attend school full time without pain. Having such complicated surge...
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