Nadia_SA1: Wa oo I wish to help ur daddy with the lil I hve..but it couldv been much easier if I was in 9ja

Willgates:


we give up! Is this What Nigerian varsities send out as docs? ur writeup is appalling n it's enough to kill d man

Willgates: really sad... I will send u d little I have on Monday. God bless him

infinity001: I'll do something tomorrow. Your dad will rise up and walk again.

ebiboy2: tnks a lot, atleast for your concern, you can still support wit prayers... Thanks again!

ebiboy2: i just saw him now, the nurse said that there is great improvement , and that the surgery may take place tomorrow, i look unto God, He can do all things, pls i want everybody to remember him in there prayers..

booqee: your dad will be healed in Jesus name. Amen

Ewuro707: @ebiboy. You want the hard truth? Your Dad is in coma and on life support which equates to a vegetative state. He is Gone. Sorry man. Please pull the plugs and let him rest. Use the money for your education. I'm so sorry but the truth is bitter. I sincerely wish you well. Thank you.

ebiboy2: blood clothed inside his brain.

5points: Just stop this pity party and send money into the account!
God will not come down from heaven to dish him money!!!!
Mtchww Nigerians and dia holy holy religious ish.
If u wantu help, send the cash, stp all these eya, sorry o, God do this o, God do dat o.
Like tha Gosh!!!.
Op, i will see wat i can do.

50calibre:


Wow I'm sorry man! Blood cloths in the brain have high fatality rate, usually if not detected early, could starve the brain of blood, thereby depriving it of oxygen, your dad most certainly has a stoke already. There is a small window of opportunity when blood clots can be treated effectively & the patient regains full functions almost immediately, your das has long crossed that stage, he should have been operated on immediately but given how Nigeria is, I understand.

While I'm sure you would give anything on the chances your dad returns, please try to get a proper prognosis of your dad's current condition, so you don't end up spending a fortune & still losing your dad, people should know when to let go. At this point, I suggest you put on a brave face for your mum, your countenance will largely decide how well she handles this situation, focus on her & try to keep her blood pressure in check.

rudedough:

Sorry about the error it was just an "e". I use a BlackBerry Z10 and key "e" is closest to "r". If that's what "gave me up" then you're probably not comfortable with the bitter truth.

I don't have the time nor the strength to trade words about my profession. Go to my previous posts on NL, I uploaded a photo of me when someone doubted. Plus I'm almost done with my MSc and I'm still in my early 20s.

Did your jaw just drop?

Goodluck OP

ebiboy2: Dear nairalanders, I am chukwuebuka nwachukwu and would want to use this medium to solicit your support to help me take care of my sick father. He became ill some 5 days ago after he complained of cold and sever headache[sub][/sub][img][/img] and since then has been in coma. We have spent heavily in the first three hospitals we have been to namely abia state teaching hospital, federal medical center umuahia and then restoration specialist hospital umuahia where he was diagnosed to have hemorrhage. Presently, we are at memfys hospital ( a neurosurgerical hospital in Enugu ) where he is currently undergoing monitoring in the ICU with a life supporting machine before he can be certified fit to undergo operation. when we arrived memfys hospital, the management asked that we pay a deposit of 1 million naira before he could be admitted because according to them he was in the last stage of coma. But God granted us favour and they admitted him last night hoping we would pay by the next morning i.e. today 22/11/3013 amidst our wildest expectations cos all we had was 31 thousand naira.
My mum has spent all she has and we cannot realise the money before today runs out. Please dear nairalanders come to our aid. I just secured admission with my younger brother this year to study computer science at university of Ibadan (37000005JC is my jamb reg no) and have no work. Though our relatives and church members are helping, but the amount we have realized is nowhere near what is needed to maintain him with the life supporting machine ( 75 thousand naira per day ). I will not be online very often cos as d first son i'll be running around scouting for money in any way I can. my mum is hypertensive and I wouldn't want to put her at risk of getting sick. so I wish to ask for your help and support in any way. Please. you can make donations into her bank account.Her bank details are:

Acc name: nwachukwu Eunice o
Acc number: 3065979265
First bank of Nigeria
you can reach me on 08101503047 and my younger brother on 08103368225 and my mum on 08132117332

Thanks

rudedough:

Sorry about the error it was just an "e". I use a BlackBerry Z10 and key "e" is closest to "r". If that's what "gave me up" then you're probably not comfortable with the bitter truth.

I don't have the time nor the strength to trade words about my profession. Go to my previous posts on NL, I uploaded a photo of me when someone doubted. Plus I'm almost done with my MSc and I'm still in my early 20s.

Did your jaw just drop?

Goodluck OP

ebiboy2:
Acc name: nwachukwu Eunice o
Acc number: 3065979265
First bank of Nigeria
you can reach me on 08101503047 and my younger brother on 08103368225 and my mum on 08132117332

Thanks

ebiboy2: I appreciate all of you who have been tirelessly praying, and to all of you who have been calling and also to all those who have given us one word of encouragement or d other. To those who have told us d bitter truth, I thank you too. But I do not doubt that God can make windows in heaven. I do not doubt that he can reverse seemingly impossible and hopeless situations. I do not doubt at all cos he is the source from where i draw my hope and strength. I have experienced miracles and so I believe in the power of God to heal and provide. I tell you before long you will praise the Lord with me.

rudedough:

I use a BlackBerry Z10 and key "e" is tightly close to "r". It's a common mistake when you type on a virtual keyboard.

At the bolded. I didn't study in Nigeria and I don't intend to practise in Nigeria. So don't you worry, I'll never kill any Nigerian with my "Medicinal English Errors".

Ms Nas:
Stop lying abeg! Z10 keys are close, but have you forgotten it also has a spell check. Stop trying so hard, you're impressing nobody! You gaffed and your cover has been blown. Live with it. Liar! Oniro.

OP, I wish your father fast recovery as I know how you must be feeling. Watching your loved ones slip away before your own eyes can be traumatic. Pele