Four months of long darkness seemed endless. It was the Tuesday of the week I was desperately waiting for the doctors to come and give me some good news about the sputum test. The doctors came and told me that if the culture is negative it means nothing is growing. I was standing just 15 [...]
Family, hope, Hospital, postitive, recovery, results, stress, TB, waiting, work
Hi to all!It’s been 8 months since I last wrote a blog for TB and ME. I became busy with my new work. I promise to continue narrating my experiences in TB but for now, let me share with you my story as written by John Donnelly of the Global Post. He interviewed me sometime [...]
Family, hope, isolation, resistance, Side effects, TB, tests, treatment, work, XDR TB
On stigma On MSF
doctors without borders, Médecins Sans Frontières, MSF, recovery, Stigma, support, work
So, when I finish the treatment, I have to go to school. I’ll take the application form in around June I think. I’m prepared to struggle very hard to get admission! But, if I fail to get into school, what shall I do? As a lay man I cannot sit and watch. My plan is [...]
I have plans for after these drugs. There is so much work I plan to do. I want to go to Gulu, I want to go back when I have some money. I want to collect some money and start work – a business. Buying clothes from Kampala and then coming to sell them here. [...]
