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LET'S SAVE A LIFE ~
SUPPORT DR. FREDRICK KATENDE
Today, I appeal to your kindness and generosity on behalf of my classmate and friend, Dr. Fredrick Katende.
Dr. Katende is a first-year MMed Anaesthesia student at @Makerere University and President-Elect of Rotaract Club @kanosug Kampala North. He is currently battling end-stage kidney disease, undergoing dialysis and urgently in need of a kidney transplant.
In an especially difficult year, he has also lost both of his parents and suster. Yet, he continues to fight for his life and his future.
His treatment and kidney transplant require UGX 200 million (approximately $50,000).
Every contribution, no matter how small, brings hope. If you are unable to contribute financially, please help by sharing this appeal and reaching out to others.
Let's stand with Dr. Fredrick. Let's give him another chance to live.
🙏 Please donate, retweet and share widely. Together, we can make a difference.
#SaveDrKatende #StandWithDrFredrick #SupportMedicalProfessionals
#Uganda
#MakerereUniversity #HealthcareForAll @MakSPH @MakerereCHS @faith_nabushawo @MinofHealthUG @SabrinaKitaka @MulagoReferral – at Kampala, Uganda
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My best financial advice: Don’t learn Latin. My best life advice: Do.
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I have seen some young people who are studying at university & are meeting huddles of paying for tuition. Their parent’s & benefactors can’t continue paying for different reasons. The question is, should they request for a dead year(s) till they get money?
Here is my quick advice. Don’t quit, get stressed, or make mistakes such as committing crime. You can do the following
1. Some universities have some work for struggling students. Find out from the university about this. You can work while you study. The university will post your salary/wage on your account & you look for the balance.
2. You can agree with some entities such as farms, schools(teaching or laboratory assistant), construction sites etc to offer labor during holidays. They can meet your tuition requirements & you work later in your semester holidays.
3. If you have ancestral land, you can plant quick yielding crops such as vegetables; carrots, onions, tomatoes, cabbages, beans etc which you can sell in local markets & earn good money.
4. You can also raise quick maturing animals & birds at home. Sheep for example, can produce twice in a year & in doubles. 5 mature ewes can easily be 20 in a year. Then poultry & piggery can also knock in profits.
5. Sell some mobile money at your hostel if you can. This needs monitoring or if you can do it yourself.
6. You can even work on construction sites in your holidays. Those who read Chosen, you know I did it together with being a DJ. There’s a musician in Mbarara called Geoni who worked in town restaurants to make ends meet after S6. Why not you? You can even be a taxi tout! Why not?
7. Lastly, look around you. There’s something you can do that I haven’t mentioned. However demeaning you think it is, as long as it pays, grab the opportunity.
For example, you can be a night guard with a private security company. Some of us players in that field pay good money. If you’re talented in playing instruments, you can play a guitar or piano in your local church or band. These can knock in some money.
Don’t shelve that medicine, law, engineering etc course. Scratch some money plus what friends, parents, relatives can augment & dust your course.
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Two days ago we lost the only female Orthopedic Surgeon Uganda had (Dr Jamirah) to Chronic Kidney Disease (RIP), today we have an Anesthesiologist and another Surgeon battling for their lives.
If it were a politician, they would be on the next government sponsored plane to Europe or USA for a fully sponsored care.
It takes a minimum of 12 years after high school to train any of these cadres of professionals with a Dr:Patient ratio of over 1:90,000 but we can not even take care of one🤦♂️
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Every day, we wake up to serve humanity - caring for the sick, restoring hope and standing beside others in their most difficult moments.
We do this almost as though we are immortal; as though illness cannot find us, as though we hold the keys to life itself.
But we are not immortal. We are not immune to illness, and we are not made of stone.
We fall sick. We break. We need help too.
Yet, in the face of adversity, we believe in the power of solidarity. We believe that no one should have to fight their battles alone.
Today, one of our own, Dr. Katende Fredrick @Katendefredi , is fighting for his life and needs a kidney transplant.
And we will not let him fight alone.
We call upon fellow health workers, friends, well-wishers and everyone of goodwill to stand with him.
Our target is UGX 200 million. Every contribution brings us closer.
Let’s rally together, support one of our own and give Dr. Katende a fighting chance.
SAVE DR. KATENDE FREDRICK.
Stand with us as we stand with him. ❤️
@MakerereCHS @Asasira_Ignatiu @MinofHealthUG @TheUMAofficial @OrthoSocietyUg @SabrinaKitaka @rkalyes1
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Which woman became queen of Persia and risked her life to save her people?
A. Ruth
B. Esther
C. Deborah
D. Abigail
Drop your answer!
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When economic profit is established as the sole criterion of success, a business becomes dehumanized and turns into a structure of sin that generates exclusion. Business leaders are called to overturn this technocratic mentality through ethical investment that gives priority to the dignity of work and environmental sustainability, recognizing that financial success must be measured in terms of the common good.
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The challenges posed by #ArtificialIntelligence and unregulated automation can put countless jobs at risk and become a real threat to proper integral human development. Technology must always be subject to ethics; an algorithm cannot replace human discernment or a worker's value. Access to work for all must be a high priority for public policies and economic processes, serving as a criterion for evaluating the human quality of any development model. #ApostolicJourney #Argentina
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IN PICTURES: 📸
Entrance Procession during yesterday's MEPA Annual Pilgrimage to Namugongo.
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This is what 2.5 million people gathered for the first papal Mass on Argentine soil in 39 years look like.
Palermo, near the Monumento a los Españoles in Buenos Aires, was the setting for Pope Leo XIV’s Mass—the largest outdoor Eucharistic celebration in the country’s history and the largest Mass of Pope Leo's pontificate to date, according to the official estimate. It surpassed even John Paul II’s historic Mass in 1982, which drew some 2 million faithful to the same location.
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Today, Nov. 9, the Church celebrates the Feast of the Dedication of the Lateran Basilica, the Pope’s cathedral as Bishop of Rome and the “Mother and Head of all churches in the world.”
Far more than honoring a historic sanctuary, this feast celebrates the mystery of the Church as the living Body of Christ. It invites us to remember that each of us is called to be a living stone in God’s holy temple, united in communion and faith around the chair of Peter.
May our hearts be made a worthy dwelling place for the Lord!
Discover more 👉 bit.ly/482nJrU
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O Lord, grant us a quiet night and a peaceful end. #Compline
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Pope Leo XIV celebrated Mass at Uruguay’s most prominent Marian shrine on Sunday, where he paid tribute to women’s role in transmitting the Catholic faith and urged them to continue doing so despite secular trends.
More: aciafrica.org/news/25223/pop…
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Father John Guzaldo, a Catholic priest at St. Luke Catholic Church in Temple, Texas, leads a ministry called Door to Door, in which he and parishioners visit the homes of former and non-practicing Catholics to invite them back to Mass and reconnect with the Church.
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Eternal Father, I offer You the Body and Blood, Soul and Divinity of Your dearly beloved Son, Our Lord Jesus Christ, in atonement for our sins and those of the whole world.
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