Granny appeals for help in granddaughter’s treatment

Mrs Fanitah Viage (left) is appealing for financial assistance for her granddaughter, Chipo
Mrs Fanitah Viage (left) is appealing for financial assistance for her granddaughter, Chipo

Post Correspondent
A 68-YEAR-OLD woman from Lamour Estate, Old Mutare is appealing for assistance in cash or kind for her 11-year-old granddaughter, Chipo Viage, who suffers from Hydrocephalus to undergo treatment. Mrs Fanitah Viage (68) is a widow and she is also taking care of her 45-year-old crippled son, Kufahakurambwi. Hydrocephalus is a brain condition that happens when the clear watery fluid that surrounds and clears the brain and spinal cord (cerebrospinal fluid) cannot drain from the brain. It then pools, causing a build-up of fluid in the skull.

“I cannot afford to take Chipo to hospital for treatment. I need a wheelchair for her because she is now grown up and I am no longer strong enough to carry her around. I also need diapers to dispose her waste. I will accept any form of assistance from soap, food or even clothes for either of them. I cannot work because I have to look after my child and granddaughter.

“Chipo’s parents died when she was young and Kufa’s wife left him when he was crippled and I have to single handedly take care of them,” said Mrs Viage.
Well-wishers can contact Mrs Viage on +263 775 682 960.

Related Posts

Business dispute ends at gunpoint

Liberty Dube Post Correspondent A 25-YEAR-OLD Mutare businessman appeared before magistrate, Mr Honest Musiiwa, facing allegations of pointing a loaded pistol at a fellow businessman during a dispute over money…

DEVELOPING: Questions surround Glen View couple’s deaths

A couple has reportedly been found dead at their home in Glen View, Harare, in a developing incident that has drawn the attention of residents and police. The circumstances surrounding…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *