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Fundraiser Today:Jimmy Prayer & Fundraiser June 25th 2017 3pm-8pm PCEA NEEMA CHURCH @201 Coburn St,Lowell MA
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Jimmy Prayer & Fundraiser June 25th 2017 3pm-8pm PCEA NEEMA CHURCH @201 Coburn St,Lowell MA
James Njogu (Jimmy) originally lived in Massachusetts,he then relocated to Dallas, Texas with his family where he has lived there for more than 10 years.
He has 3 children, 15yrs, 10yrs and 8yrs.
He had no medical issues nor any pre existing conditions
Jimmy took a vacation to Kenya mid January 2017 and just 3 days before traveling back to Texas he got sick of Malaria,so he extended his stay for treatments in Kenya.
He Came back to US Texas on 14th March 2017.
A mothers humble appeal,support us and pray for my son to get well
Before he resumed to his job, he felt weak and after a few days, went to the hospital and was admitted.
The Doctor said he was anaemic and after some tests, he was diagnosed with Leukemia (blood cancer).
He then developed complications and intense breathing difficulties
It was then, that he called the Mother and the sister Lilian Maina who lives in California.
Who then decided to get him transferred to Boston, Massachusetts closer to family.
He was discharged on 14th April 2017 and flown to Boston, Worcester – Umass University Hospital, and on the same day admitted to ICU for 14 days.
He is still in the hospital getting treatments .
The mother and family are humbly requesting the community for your financial support and continuous prayer for our 45 year old son who is still recuperating at the University hospital in Worcester,Massachusetts
Jimmy is self employed in the Transport businessand has a young family and desperately needs our support and financial help as the doctors say he is unable to work for the next 6 to 12 months due to medical reasons
Please help us in our journey as we pray and hope for Jimmy’s full recovery
We have wristbands going for $ 5 or more in support of Jimmy.
They are written “We say No To Leukemia” – Support Jimmy Njogu.
Please help us in our journey as we pray and hope for Jimmy’s full recovery
