Helping one life at a time...
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Two Years old baby diagnosed of having a Hole in the Heart |
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Written by Administrator
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Friday, 12 March 2010 21:27 |
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 Two Years old baby Kadijatu was diagnosed of having a Hole in the Heart in August 2008. the baby was born normal with no neonatal problem. Later after birth she started developing chest infections and over time, lost weight.
Upon x-rays and physical appraisal, the following findings were evident:
The Abdomen manifested no organonegely, mass lesion or tenderness. CVS: normal S1+S2; and noS3/S4 Grade 4 % Holosystolis decrescendo murmur over Apex and (L) sterna edge Echocardiographic study was not done due to technical reasons and the poor condition of Medical Facilities in the country. The social condition of her parent is so pathetic that the baby is dying slowly. Therefore, we plea that you donate to save this baby’s life so that she can obtain her future. |
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 14 March 2010 07:50 )
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Help save Maseray Alimamy's Life |
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Written by Administrator
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Friday, 12 March 2010 19:29 |
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 19 years old Maseray Alimamy was first seen by Dr Olu Black on the 14th September 2006 with a 9 years old consultantly exacerbating Symptomatology of panysmal palpitation dyspnoea at rest rapid fatiquability and dizziness Upon physical the following findings were evident.
The lungs evidenced crepitant rates.
The Abdomen manifested hepatosplenongaly and epiqastic tenderness but no mass lesion. The Diagnosis has not been quite satisfactory as the patient continues to experience exacerbation. Due to the examination Dr Black concluded that the patient has a hole in the heart and such medical assistance is not available in the country except abroad.Therefore we plead that you help save this girls life because the Dr stressed that she will die if she gets pregnant and should not be physically active or else will have an attack. . |
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 14 March 2010 07:50 )
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PikinBizness! is a non-profit, charity-based organization formed in 2001 to meet the needs of the underprivileged children of Sierra Leone. After the brutal 10 year Rebel War that ravaged and tore Sierra Leone apart, women and children were left most afected and unfortunately least attended to in terms of rehabilitation and reconstruction of their lives. There was a need for immediate intervention to the lives of children in order to help secure a better and more productive Sierra Leone. 
