Good news for Fatim!
Category: Uncategorized | Date: Sep 19 2009 | By: chris colin
Hey everybody!
I got good news from Fatim today!
They started the fluconazol last Sunday (they had some in stock but they were waiting to be sure that some more was coming before starting the treatment as it needs to be without interruption). Fatim’s condition started to improved really well on Wednesday. The mass dicreased quickly, Fatim can eat and drink easily again. It is a relief for her, for Koumba and for us!
We sent more fluconazol with new volunteers who arrived yesterday in Guinea and we also bought some herbal medicines to help protecting her liver agaisnt fluconazol side effects. We will have to buy more fluconazol as we have for the moment 60 days of treatment.
So thanks again for all the people who helped us to buy these medicines, and if you want to help us and Fatim, you can still do it!
Best wishes
Fatim, 2 months after her arrival, in 2005… she was so small!
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Donations Received
- Oct 19th Wanda H. USD22.00
- Sep 19th Lucia C. USD50.00
- Sep 14th Mary H. USD110.00
- Sep 14th Meghan H. USD24.00
- Sep 13th Kathy S. USD110.00
- Sep 12th Ji-in L. USD80.00
- Jul 11th Lucia C. USD30.00
- Jul 9th Sherri S. USD55.00
- Jul 9th Wanda H. USD22.00
One Response to “Good news for Fatim!”
patyflo, on 28 Sep 2009
Nous espérons tous que la santé de Fatim va aller encore en s’améliorant.
Nous savons que les bénévoles qui sont sur place font le maximum ainsi que l’équipe permanente.
courage à vous tous car nous savons quel travail vous faites et quelles sont les conditions difficiles dans lesquelles vous faites vos séjours de bénévolat…..mais quelle belle aventure
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