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This is one of the hardest things I’ve ever had to write, but we have now reached an inflection point in Mathew’s health journey where we’re not sure if he’s going to pull through anymore.
Mathew’s care so far has been filled with a lot of Nerve-wrecking challenges. From Neurosurgery, to fluid within the sac covering his heart, to fluid in the lungs, to kidney dysfunction. He has fought many battles and escaped death narrowly every time.
Right now, we’re faced with a different challenge on a whole new level. The boy has been bleeding torrentially from his bowels in the last few days. The doctors have been battling to keep him alive and several attempts made to stop the bleeding to no avail. He has been receiving blood platelets continuously to keep him alive, but it really does feel like we’re prolonging his suffering as he keeps bleeding out all of it and has gone into Cardiac arrest twice.
We now have one last attempt with a procedure called Arterial embolization which basically involves sealing off certain blood vessels supplying the bleeding bowel. That procedure alone cost approximately 4 million naira.
This is our last chance to save Mathew’s life. It’s a really slim one I must say, but the doctors are working tirelessly on keeping him stable enough to withstand the procedure. The poor boy is too fragile but his spirit is unwavering. Seeing him in that state at the hospital last night was painful. I shed a few tears. He doesn’t deserve any of this. No one does.
We have spent about 20 million naira so far on his treatment and will continue to do everything that’s necessary to save his life but now more than ever, we need a miracle.
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I visited Mathew at the hospital earlier today. It’s been two weeks since he had his first surgery and it has been a roller coaster of emotions for all of us.
His recovery hasn’t been linear and there’s been a lot of new complexities from an underlying ailment which was previously undiagnosed. This meant he had to go in for a few more surgeries and will remain in ICU for much longer than we had anticipated.
We also haven’t been able to take him off the ventilator yet as we discovered partial paralysis of his diaphragm.
It is now clear that Mathew’s treatment is far more extensive than we thought and will require long term support if he his to come out of this alive. The best doctors have been consulted and are in charge of his care. He’s in good hands.
Mathew’s life is indeed a miracle and I know God’s promise remains true despite this storm.
He’ll survive this and maybe even pay it forward for other children like him someday.
It is still costing us a lot of money to pay for his treatment (We’ve had to pay about 10 million naira so far). But we’ll never give up on him until all of this comes to an expected end.
Please still donate if you can, and most importantly keep him in your prayers.
To all the amazing people who have supported Mathew so far, God bless your hearts. Thank you
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It’s in God’s hands now.