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A woman from Bungoma county, Dorcas has forgotten what it feels like to live without pain, agony has become her daily reality.

Dorcas wishes to live a normal life, but she cannot because of an underlying medical condition.

For the past 10 years, she has been struggling with a medical issue in her mouth that has stolen her peace and happiness.

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Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, the mother of five could barely articulate her words because of the painful sore in her mouth.

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The single mother said that, in addition to the pain inside her mouth, the sore releases pus, which poses a serious health risk.

Whenever she eats, there is a danger of the pus mixing with the porridge and entering her digestive system.

Masinde has young children who need to go to school, but her poverty and joblessness make it difficult to provide for them.

She relies on occasional handouts to sustain herself and her children.

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Masinde noted that life has been extremely difficult because of her medical condition and hopes for a change as she appeals to Kenyans for help.

She believes that once she gets treated, she will be able to smile again and live a normal life while caring for her children.

Apostle Dan Wema has been pioneering her financial contribution through his Wema Charity Foundation appealing to Kenyans to help the woman.

Contributions can be sent on PAYBILL – 522533, Acc Number – 7942904, Acc Name – WEMA CHARITY FOUNDATION.

In another story, a woman from Pipeline, Embakasi, Nairobi county, appealed for help from Kenyans.

Cynthia Ingando, 26, sought assistance from well-wishers after losing her pregnancy at a hospital while four months pregnant.

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She was discharged but remained stranded due to pending hospital bills she needed to clear.

Unable to afford the KSh 2,000 disposal fee, her total bill rose to KSh 9,000, and she appealed for financial help to settle it.

Source: TUKO.co.ke