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This is appreciating all who made the hepatitis week organized by the RDI a huge success. We didn't have a dime to give because our plans didn't go as earlier hoped. 
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She just entered my office and went straight to her knees. Obviously, her daughter had told her how I had narrated the manner through which the money that ensured her surgery was raised by people she didn't know, and probably will never do.
What would this poor village woman have done without you? Just what? Now try to paint this picture in your head: To have a disease condition in which you had to undergo three operations and after the second, you had to walk with a bag to pour faeces that should have normally come out of your anus. 
Some people can be very unfortunate in this thing called life. Life can cause them to question the very veracity of the existence of God and whether he still cares if he does.
A courtsey visit by the management team of the RUWASA and Unicef in kaduna, led by Yahaya Adamu, director of WASH (water hygiene and sanitation), to commend the AEBMAH for competently managing 7 cases of cholera that broke out at a small community in gidan waya successfully saw us in a photo with the representatives. 
He was brought some months ago unconscious. He was in respiratory distress as well. The history had it that he had been treating hepatitis using some herbal concoctions.
By the time they brought him, there was very little we could do. He died 24hrs later. 
Dr Nimzing is an authority in the field of hepatitis. A resource person for WHO. He has written over 20 papers on hepatitis that serve as reference points. Tomorrow, he has agreed to guide us through the intricacies of hepatitis by making them simple enough to understand and grasp.  This is a case of massive ascites as a result of chronic liver disease caused by chronic hepatitis B infection in a young adult, about 42years old. Once the liver is unable to perform its functions, be sure that you have very few weeks to months to live.  HEPATITIS in the simplest of terms. Problems, challenges and solutions. Our speaker for the hepatitis lecture on Friday is a consultant hepatologist from Norfolk University in UK. Aren't we just lucky?!  |
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