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In the following, we would like to explain to you, our donors, how our communication works within the project in Nairobi.
On the one hand, this shows you the difficulties that need to be overcome and, on the other hand, just how important a responsible point of contact such as our nurse Dotty really is!
Email dated 10 December 2013
Hi,
I hope you are all well. I would like to bring to your attention what has happened over the past few weeks.
1. Susan Okal:
First and foremost, Susan Okal (chronic osteomyelitis) finally underwent surgery on 27 November 2013. She was recovering well and has been discharged. She is currently having her wound dressed and is due for a follow-up appointment on Monday 16 December 2013.
Please find attached some photos of her after the operation. The photos were taken on the day of her discharge.2. Juma Shaaban:
(cardiac) patient was seen on 26 November 2013 at Mater Hospital, where the doctor said he must continue taking the medication—which had been changed—for at least another month before a final decision is made.3. Moses Otieno and Francis:
who both had their adenoids removed, were seen on 4 December 2013. They were both reported to be doing well – except for Moses, who still needs to take an antibiotic and Aerius syrup for at least 10 days. They will be seen again in February 2014.4. Helen Kwamboka (neck mass):
She has healed well following surgery and has already started her daily radiotherapy sessions, excluding weekends, at Kenyatta National Hospital. Today marks the eighth day since the whole process began. She is strong and making excellent progress. Below are photographs of her taken on the third day of her treatment.
