na wa

This disease still kills many living in the UK already, only Jesus can save

sunnyb0b0:


Read before commenting. She was granted visa.

Even with the topic you still wan argue

HajimeSaito:


Even with your funny moniker you can still make sense.

I need am

lPOB:
SHE WAS DENIED BECAUSE HER SALARY OF £222 WAS TOO LOW.

BUT THE NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT SPENDS HOW MUCH AGAIN FOR A PARKED JET?

their reasons for denying visa are very annoying, especially when looking at the circumstances surrounding the visa application of an individual

See how the narrative changes.
Now it's d delay in granting her visa that is being blamed as d cause of death.
Same patient,same scenario:delay in carrying out d initial surgery due to a viral infection and a relapse despite a "successful" surgery,in a Nigerian hospital, and d entire blame wud be on d state of the Nigerian hospital and the competence of the drs.Even d viral infection wud av been blamed on d condition of d hospital.Hypocrites!
RIP though.

vandal savage

Hotshawarma:
Sad no iota of sympathy from you...all u can think of is to be spamming threads with how to post one mumu link on nairaland ignorance is a
disease ....get well soon

IneedSugarMumy1:



Even with the topic you still wan argue

Are you one of those that comment based on headline?

She was denied visa initially but was later granted visa. Read beyond the headline before commenting.

This month is my eight years post transplant for Leukaemia.Its a terrible cancer,it's been the grace of God that I survived it.My brother donated the bone marrow for the transplant after painful chemotherapy session.I was fortunate he got his visa though there was slight delay.
I pray the Nigerian Government would massively fund and improve the healthcare facilities to save and improve medical care.

so sad. rip.

fostermd:
This month is my eight years post transplant for Leukaemia.Its a terrible cancer,it's been the grace of God that I survived it.My brother donated the bone marrow for the transplant after painful chemotherapy session.I was fortunate he got his visa though there was slight delay.
I pray the Nigerian Government would massively fund and improve the healthcare facilities to save and improve medical care.

i'm happy for you. wishing you more good health.

RIP

WiredLeggings:
so sad. rip.

i'm happy for you. wishing you more good health.

Thank you.

taylor88:
and a vegetarian was given express visa

Just speak your language when commenting as you don't know the meaning of words. You see your life? Your ignorance was displayed when you tried to insult PMB but ended up writing 'vegetarian' which is what many healthy people are by virtue of their eating habits. Pooh!

Caustics:
Thank God we dont die of cancer here in Nigeria.

SMH, may ignorance depart from you sir......

taylor88:
and a vegetarian was given express visa

which one is vegetarian again?
u mean vegetable abi?

DRIFTyKING:
A woman with leukaemia at the centre of a campaign to allow her donor Nigerian sister to come to the UK has died.
Martha Williams, 26, travelled to the UK to donate stem cells to 24-year-old May Brown.

The Home Office reversed a decision not to issue Ms Williams a visa after more than 60,000 signed an online petition.

The transplant was deemed a success in March. But the African Caribbean Leukaemia Trust (ACLT) said Mrs Brown died on Friday following a relapse.

It added she passed away “surrounded by her loved ones”.

The operation was postponed from December to January after Mrs Brown, from Weymouth, became unwell with a virus and required further chemotherapy, ACLT said.

However, ACLT co-founder Beverley De-Gale said Mrs Brown relapsed in April.

“The leukaemia came back and it came back very aggressively.

“The doctors tried again to get May back into remission but sadly the leukaemia was too strong.”

She added she felt the delay in Ms Williams getting a visa may have contributed to Mrs Brown’s death.

“You never know with any cancer what way it’s going to go but any delay is never going to help the situation.

“I sadly have to say that could be a possibility but I am not a medical expert.”



Mrs Brown was diagnosed with leukaemia in July 2015.

She had been told her only chance of survival was an urgent stem-cell transplant.

Her sister Martha was a “10 out of 10” tissue match.

ACLT said Ms Williams was initially refused a UK visa because her teacher’s salary of £222 per month was too low.
Mrs Brown is survived by her husband Mike and two-year-old daughter Selina-May.



Paying tribute to his wife, Mr Brown said: “May will forever be remembered in our hearts.



“She was a strong, beautiful, supportive, wonderful wife and mother. Selina and I will truly miss her.”

In a statement, the Home Office said Ms Williams’ visa was issued on compassionate grounds on 21 October.

A spokesman said the visa was initially refused on 5 October because she did not meet the requirements of the immigration rules.

http://www.lailasblog.com/2017/07/nigerian-lady-leukaemia-dies-uk-sister-came.html

cc: Lalasticlala

What's d minimum salary to get a UK visa sef?