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Adriane K.
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  1. Request received20/01/2026
  2. Checked & Confirmed27/02/2026
  3. Fundraising13/04/2026
  4. Treatment provided23/01/2026
  5. Invoice paid31/03/2026
  6. Case closed11/06/2026

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Adriane K., 2

Report published
Health Problem

Infections

Poverty Rating

128

Required Amount

$130

Thank you for saving this life!

$130/$130

100%

Awasi Catholic Mission Health Centre

Awasi, Nyando

Background

Adriane lives with his grandmother in the village. He is a jovial boy, though he sometimes becomes moody when his needs are not met. The family lives under significant financial hardship, struggling to meet even basic needs such as food, healthcare, and transport. His grandmother relies on small, irregular sources of income, which makes it difficult to afford proper medical care whenever Adriane falls sick. While attending a community meeting at the chief’s camp, Adriane’s grandmother had hoped to request assistance for her sick grandchild. During the meeting, she heard about Helpster Charity and learned that the organization supports underprivileged children who require medical care. This gave her hope and encouraged her to seek help for Adriane. Adriane had been well until about two weeks ago, when he began to develop fever, cough, a blocked nose, persistent fatigue, and continuous ear discharge. Over time, his condition worsened, and for the past five days he had been unable to feed properly. In desperation, his grandmother took him to a nearby chemist, where he was given ibuprofen syrup, azithromycin syrup, and cetirizine syrup, but no clinical examination was done. The little money the family had was spent on these medications, yet his condition did not improve. Instead, he continued to weaken, leaving his caregiver feeling helpless and distressed as she watched his health deteriorate despite her efforts to help him. Was diagnosed with severe pneumonia and otitis media

Medical history

Adriane was admitted to the ward and started on intravenous antibiotics, fever management, ear care, and supportive treatment, including fluids and nutritional support. He was closely monitored for breathing, feeding, and response to medication. Over the first few days of treatment, his fever gradually reduced, his breathing became easier, and the ear discharge began to clear. He slowly regained strength and was able to start feeding again. With continued treatment and observation, Adriane showed steady and encouraging improvement. By the time of discharge, he was active, feeding well, and clinically stable. He was sent home with medication and follow-up instructions, bringing great relief and hope to his grandmother and family.

Outcome

Adriane was diagnosed with severe pneumonia and otitis media after presenting with prolonged fever, cough, persistent ear discharge, inability to feed, and extreme fatigue. At admission, he appeared very ill and weakened, indicating that the infection had progressed due to delayed access to proper medical care. He required urgent hospitalization, antibiotics, supportive treatment, and close monitoring to prevent life-threatening complications. Now receiving appropriate medical treatment, Adriane’s prognosis is good, and he is expected to recover fully. However, without urgent care, his condition could have worsened, leading to serious respiratory complications, hearing problems, or life-threatening infection.