AOB December 6, 2019...

Mwalimu-G

Mwalimu-G

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The most disheartening news in the history of our country.View attachment 2007
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I remember back in 1982 I was sitting in the reception area of Kijabe Mission Hospital, as it was then called when this incredibly emaciated patient with sores was wheeled in on a trolley. That image has stuck with me all this time. I believe that was the first ever HIV/Aids patient I ever saw. Later of course I would come across hundreds..................including very close relatives.............kids nowadays don't know how devastating this scourge was, especially in the Moi years when public hospitals didn't have simple antibiotics.............
 
Field Marshal said:
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I remember back in 1982 I was sitting in the reception area of Kijabe Mission Hospital, as it was then called when this incredibly emaciated patient with sores was wheeled in on a trolley. That image has stuck with me all this time. I believe that was the first ever HIV/Aids patient I ever saw. Later of course I would come across hundreds..................including very close relatives.............kids nowadays don't know how devastating this scourge was, especially in the Moi years when public hospitals didn't have simple antibiotics.............
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Anyone who witnessed such in the 80's and early 90's has a phobia for dry fry. I remember even viewing of the body of an AIDS victim wasn't allowed.
 
Field Marshal said:
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I remember back in 1982 I was sitting in the reception area of Kijabe Mission Hospital, as it was then called when this incredibly emaciated patient with sores was wheeled in on a trolley. That image has stuck with me all this time. I believe that was the first ever HIV/Aids patient I ever saw. Later of course I would come across hundreds..................including very close relatives.............kids nowadays don't know how devastating this scourge was, especially in the Moi years when public hospitals didn't have simple antibiotics.............
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There is this Nyumbani children's home hapa near The hub... During my volunteering there I used to see kids die coz of the virus...unaingia unauliza Mercy** ako wapi, unaambiwa she's no more... haunting....
 
Therapist said:
There is this Nyumbani children's home hapa near The hub... During my volunteering there I used to see kids die coz of the virus...unaingia unauliza Mercy** ako wapi, unaambiwa she's no more... haunting....
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You should have visited KNH's medical wards say 1992. Every two weeks new patients, with the last lot, almost 100 people, having been wiped out just like that.....................
 
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