What’s happening in France is a wake-up call to the entire world. 🌍 The cost of living keeps rising while everyday people struggle to survive. People are tired of working hard just to barely get by. Governments need to start listening to the people before frustration turns into chaos. 💯🙏🏽
Why am I in a Bar in Gutu at 2:40am, well a neighbour had serious post op complications after a C-Section. Her husban walked 10kms to our farm (only one with a car and fuel in 36km radius). Drove 50+ km to Gutu mission … she’s in a very very grave state. No point going home in the dark alone… anything can happen on this terrible dust roads. Plus want to know if she survives. They have ZERO money for treatment. I pray the Jnr Doctor on duty can save her. She cried on the bumpy dust road for half way of the journey , then she went unconscious.
All clinics (Tirizi or Majada) in our area had NO catheters, dressing or medicine to assist her.
This is my 10th emergency in the year I’ve been in gutu. All based on pregnancy.
The percentage of C-Sections at the Mission hospital is worrying considering national averages.
The folk do NOT plan in my village. They wait till it’s critical. Go to Muvhangeri to pray for 2hr then “Tisikewo” at the farm house at critical times (always after midnight)… If we had taken her even 2 hrs before she’d have arrived alive and have a better chance.
Anyways. Nothing important should be urgent. 9 months is a LONG time to plan.
Anyways.
This person left a digit out on his job application. I have tried different combinations with no luck. I do not have his email address. Been told to go with another applicant yet I feel like this was his job.
What you could not accomplish from January to October; in the next 2 months (November to December, you will accomplish them.
A fresh anointing is coming upon you
#HallelujahChallenge