I don't usually ask for help publicly, but today I have no choice.
I'm trying to raise funds for a Total Hip Replacement surgery that will give me a chance to live without constant pain.
This is my story.
When I was 9 years old, I was involved in an accident that left me with a pelvic fracture. I was admitted to the hospital and underwent treatment. Eventually, I was discharged, and for a while, life seemed normal again. About two years later, I started limping; something wasn't right. We thought to seek help at another hospital, hoping to find answers. Unfortunately, I was placed on the wrong treatment. It nearly cost me my leg but left me with one leg shorter than the other.
Eventually, I was referred to an orthopaedic hospital and after proper evaluation, doctors discovered that the ball of my hip had come completely out of the pelvic socket.
I underwent surgery called in-situ pinning to put it back in place. Some time later, I had another surgery to remove the screw.
Even after those surgeries, I never completely stopped feeling pain. I simply learned to live with it. I adjusted my life around the discomfort because I thought that was just how things would always be.
But over the years, the pain became worse; what I could once ignore has now become unbearable.
Walking, standing for long periods, climbing stairs, sleeping comfortably, and even carrying out everyday tasks have become incredibly difficult.
I recently went for another evaluation and had an X-ray done. The result was heartbreaking. The hip joint has deteriorated badly, and the doctors have recommended a Total Hip Replacement as the best and most lasting solution.
The cost of the surgery, implants, and hospital care is ₦3,369,498.99 million.
By God's grace and through the kindness of family and a few generous people, I've been able to raise ₦1.6 million and I'm deeply grateful.
However, I still need approximately ₦1.6 million to make this surgery possible. This isn't just about relieving pain, it's about getting my life back. It's about being able to walk with dignity, work, and live without every step reminding me of this injury.
If you're able to support me financially, no matter how small the amount, it will bring me one step closer to this surgery.
If you can't, please help me by reposting this thread. It could reach someone who can help.
Every share matters.
I will attach my medical bill and X-ray to this thread as transparency is very important to me.
Thank you for taking the time to read my story. Thank you for your prayers, your kindness, your support, and every repost. I truly believe that with your help, I'll be able to have this surgery and finally begin living free from this pain.
Donation details:
Ammeh Eleojo O.
GTBank
0165090231
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