'She wanted to drink DDT' - Mother details how a 27-year-old kidney failure patient attempted suicide

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  • Indiana 5 days ago

    Kidney problems are one of the most terrible ailments that anyone can suffer. I hope she gets the necessary cure.

  • Great one 5 days ago

    These are the effects of heavy metals in the environment from Galamsey activities, still greed will never let people accept that people are dying because of these things

    What hope is left for this person again? high blood ...
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  • Asiedu 5 days ago

    @Great One, High blood pressure and diabetes not MANAGED well eventually ends up with the patient getting kidney disease. If I may ask, how did the lady get DDT? This pesticide has been out removed from the system long long t ...
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  • Nana 5 days ago

    I feel her pain cuz I’ve been there before. It hell doing dialysis in Ghana because of lack of technical know how,medication and good dialysis machines and on top of that it’s super expensive. It difficult to survive in G ...
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  • Nii 5 days ago

    Jesus is the healer, she should keep praying

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  • Leonidas 5 days ago

    The NHIS covers 8 sessions of dialysis per month. Are you aware?