Save the life of Celia

Save the Life of our beloved sister Mrs. Celia Nabulime Mulindwa. A God fearing mother and career of her 2 year old infant. In addition to providing for her family, Celia has relentlessly provided her medical expertise as well as parental care to the disadvantaged children in the post war torn areas of Northern Uganda which went through a decade of war between the Ugandan government and the notorious/inhumane Lords Resistance Rebels. As brother's and sisters we cannot forget Celia's emphasis to each person in the world to treat all people with respect and most importantly to love and care for children as they are the future. Celia's help towards expectant mothers as well as women who have greatly been affected by the political instability of northern Uganda is on record. After a series of recent poor health, Celia was finally diagnosed with Acute Kidney Failure (AKF). Celia's medical condition is currently being attended to by doctors at Case Clinic hospital in Kampala Uganda, East Africa. However with further tests she has been put on dialysis because both of her kidneys have failed to work on their own. Dialysis requires the use of machines instead of your own kidneys to separate unwanted blood toxic substances to be passed out or clinically helping the kidneys to purify your blood and getting rid of toxins. Celia receives dialysis twice a week, 4 hourly per session and this has had a huge significant financial impact on the family at large. Please join me to fundraise for our beloved sisters kidney transplant operation due to take place in India. A perfect match has been found and to the wonders of our Good Loving God, the husband is the match. The budgeted costs are £20,000 all inclusive for Celia and husband to travel to India for a kidney transplant. Our sister hasn't much time left as her situation changes every day. She lives in excruciating pain and would love another chance to live. With your donation we can divert this situation and we are confident it will go that extra mile towards our challenge. We would love to see our sister return to normal and take care of the communities she has been involved with. Thanks for your generosity and God bless you. References: https://www.kidney.org/kidneydisease/howkidneyswrk