Help Save Moses Narh
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This is handsome and energetic 2 year old Moses Narh. Moses was born with a congenital defect. The doctors detected a swelling on the baby's nose, and a soft forehead at birth, and the baby was immediately taken to Korle-Bu for further investigation and attention. His mother was asked to come back with the baby at a later date, but due to financial challenges, they were not able to go back to the hospital.
Moses was brought to VOIC sometime last year by Ms. Lawrencia Nyame, who happens to live in the same neighborhood with Moses and his mother. She saw me on TV with one of the kids we did surgery for, and thought if she drew my attention to the little boy’s plight, he might get the necessary help. I was touched when I saw Moses, so I took him back to the hospital to see the doctor. Upon assessment, Moses was diagnosed to have
Giant Frontoethmoidal Meningoencephalocele (FEM)
Dysgenesis of the corpus callosum
Hydrocephalus
This simply means that Moses has a defect (hole) between the front part of his brain (cranium), and his ethmoidal bone (the bone that separates the nasal cavity from the brain), and this hole is filled with cerebral/brain tissue.
The scans we did show a big, gaping hole on Moses’s forehead, and his brain is what has pushed through the hole causing this huge swelling. Moses is healthy in terms of all his physical functions, but is a high-risk child. He can't go to school because in case he gets hurt on the forehead, that's his brain right there in the swelling, and the impact could be fatal. The teachers are scared to keep Moses in school.
Moses will require complex surgery involving multiple specialists to correct the above-mentioned problems. The surgery requires expertise in neurosurgery, pediatrics, otorhinolaryngology (ENT) and plastic surgery.
Due to the complexity of the surgery, it cannot be done here in Ghana. After researching our options, we have found the best option to be in India. Moses will have to be flown to India as soon as possible for the surgery, which is estimated at a total cost of Twenty Thousand Dollars ($20,000).
Little Moses needs our help. Like we have done in the past to save the lives of other children, we can do it again. Little drops of water, will make a mighty ocean which can save Moses’s life. Every dollar is very well appreciated, and will go a long way to help pay the medical bill.
This is the link to my charity/NGO page on FB (www.facebook.com/voicgh/). Visit and learn more about us. Together, we can do a lot more for the children in Ghana.
Together, we can save little Moses Narh.
Yes we can!
God bless you.
Moses was brought to VOIC sometime last year by Ms. Lawrencia Nyame, who happens to live in the same neighborhood with Moses and his mother. She saw me on TV with one of the kids we did surgery for, and thought if she drew my attention to the little boy’s plight, he might get the necessary help. I was touched when I saw Moses, so I took him back to the hospital to see the doctor. Upon assessment, Moses was diagnosed to have
Giant Frontoethmoidal Meningoencephalocele (FEM)
Dysgenesis of the corpus callosum
Hydrocephalus
This simply means that Moses has a defect (hole) between the front part of his brain (cranium), and his ethmoidal bone (the bone that separates the nasal cavity from the brain), and this hole is filled with cerebral/brain tissue.
The scans we did show a big, gaping hole on Moses’s forehead, and his brain is what has pushed through the hole causing this huge swelling. Moses is healthy in terms of all his physical functions, but is a high-risk child. He can't go to school because in case he gets hurt on the forehead, that's his brain right there in the swelling, and the impact could be fatal. The teachers are scared to keep Moses in school.
Moses will require complex surgery involving multiple specialists to correct the above-mentioned problems. The surgery requires expertise in neurosurgery, pediatrics, otorhinolaryngology (ENT) and plastic surgery.
Due to the complexity of the surgery, it cannot be done here in Ghana. After researching our options, we have found the best option to be in India. Moses will have to be flown to India as soon as possible for the surgery, which is estimated at a total cost of Twenty Thousand Dollars ($20,000).
Little Moses needs our help. Like we have done in the past to save the lives of other children, we can do it again. Little drops of water, will make a mighty ocean which can save Moses’s life. Every dollar is very well appreciated, and will go a long way to help pay the medical bill.
This is the link to my charity/NGO page on FB (www.facebook.com/voicgh/). Visit and learn more about us. Together, we can do a lot more for the children in Ghana.
Together, we can save little Moses Narh.
Yes we can!
God bless you.
Organizer and beneficiary
Kwesi Kraazy Ansah
Organizer
Buford, GA
Susanna Boateng
Beneficiary
