I plead with you all to RETWEET this post to help save the life of this one-year-old child, who desperately needs an operation in India.
Her mother is donating part of her own liver so that her child can survive and have a chance at life.
Please donate if you can. If you cannot contribute financially, simply RETWEET and help us reach people who may be able to help.
Every retweet could make a difference. 🙏🏾
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PLEASE RETWEET TO HELP SAVE THE LIFE OF THIS ONE YEAR OLD GIRL.
Naomi Chigwada is battling for her life and needs an urgent medical operation in India because the medical facilities in Zimbabwe are unable to perform the life-saving liver transplant she urgently needs. Donate whatever you can to help this little girl.
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PLEASE SHARE🙏🏾 | One-year-old Naomi Chigwada is ill and urgently needs a liver transplant, and her family is appealing for help to raise US$18,000 for her life-saving treatment.
Naomi cannot receive the transplant in Zimbabwe because the procedure is not available locally. Her only chance is to travel to India, where one of her parents can be the living donor, allowing the transplant to be done without a long waiting list.
The money raised will cover the cost of the transplant, as well as travel and accommodation for Naomi and her parents during treatment.
Naomi’s family is asking for your support. If you are unable to donate, please consider sharing this post. A single share could help the fundraiser reach someone who is able to assist.
Every donation, share, and message of support brings Naomi one step closer to the treatment she urgently needs.
You can contribute via Ecocash or Innbucks using 0772528286 (Confidence Kundhlande). A GoFundMe link is also available below.
This is one of the reasons I keep fighting for change in Zimbabwe. A close relative of mine had Traumatic Brain Injury here in USA, they had to cut a big chunk of his skull and stored it a freezer for 2 months. He was in a comma for weeks. They put back the skull. Took him through rehab. Right now he is 95% back.
The level of specialty care that he received, from being airlifted to the trauma center, to the surgeries and ICU care was unprecedented. He is alive today because there was a functional healthcare system.
I reflect on this and wonder what would have happened had this happened to him in Zimbabwe. He most probably would be dead, and the majority would be mourning at the funeral saying "Mwari vaita kuda kwavo!"
What I have learnt here is that once the healthcare system is involved people don't just die. There is always an attempt to save the life. So, when I see the ZANU PF's food scavengers going up the hill shouting about an x-ray machine, I feel sad. Development is intentional, deliberate and planned.
Stay away from friends who gate keep opportunities. Real friends put you on stuff, after all the goal is for the whole circle to win. If we all win the better and bigger the flex 🔥
Seagulls,
This club very quickly became my home when I came here six years ago. Since then I’ve always tried to play with the same passion, support and love you showed me the minute I stepped through the door.
The journey we’ve had together is one that will bond me to this club forever.
Goals, moments and celebrations are all things I’ll look back on with pride at Brighton, but what will stick forever is the support you gave me, my family and friends, on and off the pitch.
Thank you for everything Seagulls. Up the Albion 👊🏿
Welbz ❤️
This is a bed at Chitungwiza Gen Hospital in Zimbabwe right now. 98% of Zimbabweans when they get sick, this is where they go to die. This is the cost of corruption. This is why we are going to announce the next day of action until everyone understands that their mother is dying before their time because of ED and his mafia
📢 PASTORAL LETTER TO THE NATION
The Zimbabwe Council of Churches (ZCC) has issued a Pastoral Letter to the Nation, calling on all Zimbabweans to safeguard constitutionalism, peace, and national cohesion.
Among its key calls, the ZCC urges:
• A free, fair, and credible national referendum on Constitutional Amendment Act No. 3.
• Respect for the courts and the rule of law.
• Peaceful and lawful civic expression.
• Inclusive national dialogue that promotes justice, reconciliation, and lasting peace.
As the Church, we reaffirm our commitment to speaking the truth in love and working towards a united, peaceful, and democratic Zimbabwe. “Speak out, judge righteously, defend the rights of the poor and needy.” - Proverbs 31:9
📖 Read the full Pastoral Letter on our website: https://t.co/GbRdXYzCLu