Cry for help: Rose Mbula Nduva

You probably have come across her story. Perhaps in

the newspapers or on your TV screen. She's the girl

who had a fall in India and broke her parietal bones on

the head resulting to the bones being preserved in her

stomach. Quite a story.

The accident happened sometimes in December 2014,

and after managing her condition she was flown back

home. She has been bedridden since then.

2 weeks ago I caught up with her at Naidu Hospital,

Thika. Quite charming but still fighting on. We only

communicated through our eyes. She was admitted at

the hospital because of the bedsores, dehydration and

lack of feeding. They needed reassurance she's still

fighting on.

I met Mbula's mum who disclosed her daughter had

already been issued discharge letter after treating the

bed sores but she had no where to take her in her

present condition. She can't feed on solid food, she

can't talk, just occasionally and with quite some

pleading that she labors to move her right hand. Her

eyes make all the communication. The hospital bill is

skyrocketing.

The much Naidu Hospital can do, and they have done

extremely well, us to dress her wounds and ensure the

feeding is perfect. They also treated her of Deep

Venous Thrombosis, DVT, after detection in the process

of hospital management.

The only reconstructive surgery she can have at least

to restart her life is in India. The hospital's estimated

bill is about Kshs 1.5M and some other flight,

accomodation expenses making it roughly Kshs 2.5M.

Her poor mother from Kilima Mbogo, Machakos County

is depressed about this. By last week, they had only

raised Kshs 145,000.

But we can help 25 year old Mbula Nduva. We can

bring hope to her family. How?

1. By Sharing this update. We will help reach all of us

in this rescue mission. It only takes a click of the

button, less than a second of our time. Kindly do it.

2. By interceeding to God on her behalf, that financial

breakthrough comes her way. I believe in God's

miracle. We can make this count. Brethren, let's

Extracted from Rose Nduva support page.