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Mulinga Betty

Journey to Recovery and & Empowerment

Mulinga Betty, a dedicated primary school teacher, experienced a life-altering stroke in 2018. This sudden event left her unable to perform basic functions such as walking, sitting, or holding objects. Betty was immediately rushed to Kirudu Hospital and later transferred to Nsambya Hospital. Despite the medical care she received at both hospitals, her condition showed no signs of improvement.
In her search for effective treatment, a friend recommended the Stroke Rehabilitation Center in Wampewo. On March 25, 2019, Betty arrived at the rehab center, facing significant challenges. For the first eight months, she was completely dependent on others for feeding and daily activitiesRead more

Sylvia Mpologoma

Journey to Recovery

Sylvia Mpologoma, a resilient woman from Kawanda Kirinyabigo, lived a vibrant life selling bicycles in Katwe. Her entrepreneurial spirit and dedication were well-known among her customers and peers. However, in March 2020, Sylvia life took an unexpected turn. One evening, after a long day at work, Sylvia returned home and decided to shower. As she was retrieving clothes from the wire, she suddenly felt a sharp pain and collapsed into a chair, hitting the back of her head. Alarmed by her condition, her family quickly called a nearby doctor from a neighboring clinic. Despite their efforts, the initial treatment provided little relief.
Sylvia younger daughter, realizing the severity Read more

Mustafa Lukwago

Recovery from Stroke

Mustafa Lukwago, a vibrant individual from Kiburi, faced a life-altering challenge two months ago when he suffered a severe stroke. His condition was critical, and he was immediately admitted to the hospital for urgent care. Upon stabilizing his condition, the doctors recommended he continue his recovery at the Stroke Rehabilitation Centre in Wampewo, known for its dedicated care and support for stroke survivors.
When Mustafa first arrived at the rehabilitation centre, his condition was bad. He was dependent on feeding tubes, unable to walk, and even sitting up . The stroke had left him physically weakened and emotionally shaken. However, the dedicated team at the stroke rehabilitation center Wampewo saw not just his limitations but his potential for recovery.Read more

Mr. Tebadeke Amir

At stroke rehabilitation Centre Explains his recovery journey

Mr. Tebadeke Amir was known for his vigor and passion for life. As a dedicated worker, he poured his heart into his job he used to work in kikubu , striving for excellence in everything he did. However, tragedy struck when he lost his beloved child, sending shockwaves through his world.

Consumed by grief and haunted by the memories of his lost loved one, Mr. Hamir found himself overwhelmed with sorrow. The weight of his emotions took a toll on his health, manifesting in symptoms of high blood pressure, fever, and a persistent cough. Yet, amidst the darkness, and this made him to get a stroke .

One fateful day,

a sudden stroke robbed him of his mobilityand speech. Paralyzed on his left side, Mr. Amir found himself imprisoned in his own body, unable to perform even the simplest of tasks. It was a devastating blow, shattering his sense of self and leaving him adrift in a sea of despair.

But amidst the darkness, a glimmer of hope emerged. With the unwavering support of his loved ones, Mr. Amir embarked on a journey of recovery. He was admitted to the stroke rehabilitation center, where a team of dedicated professionals worked tirelessly to help him reclaim his life.

Day by day, Mr. Hamir fought against the odds, pushing himself to the limit in pursuit of a better tomorrow. With each grueling session of therapy, he inched closer to his goal, refusing to be defined by his limitations. And through it all, one passion burned brighter than ever before: his love for the sport of boxing.

Despite his physical challenges, Mr. Hamir refused to let go of his dream. With the guidance of his therapists, he slowly but surely began to rebuild his strength and coordination. Through countless hours of exercising and determination, he discovered a newfound sense of purpose and resilience.

As the days turned into weeks and the weeks into months, Mr. Hamir progress astonished all who knew him. With sheer determination and an unbreakable spirit, he defied the odds and emerged triumphant. Though scarred by his journey, he emerged stronger than ever before, a testament to the indomitable power of the human spirit.

Today, Mr. Tebadeke Amir stands firm on the journeys of fighting the deadly stroke

Testimony

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Faizo Kawoya, a beloved comedian and actor from the bustling streets of Kampala, had always been the heart and soul of Black Pulse, a local entertainment hub. His infectious laughter and vivid performances brought joy to countless faces. However, one fateful day, his vibrant world turned upside down.

Faizo's journey into the abyss of illness began unexpectedly. One morning, while at home, he was struck by a severe stroke. The sudden attack left him disoriented, and he lost track of time and reality. That entire day, he couldn't muster the strength to walk or even comprehend what was happening around him. His memory faded, and the hours between six in the evening and the following morning became a blur, forever lost to the void.

His family, alarmed by his condition, rushed him to Kasangati Hospital. The doctors, recognizing the severity of his stroke, promptly transferred him to a specialized stroke rehabilitation center. During this transfer, Faizo was taken to Nsambya Hospital for further examinations, a journey he has no recollection of. For three harrowing days, he remained unconscious, his fate hanging by a thread.

On the fourth day, Faizo finally awoke at the stroke rehabilitation center. The room was sterile, and the smell of antiseptic filled the air. As he regained consciousness, he was overwhelmed with sorrow and confusion. He couldn't remember the events that led to his hospitalization, only the pain and the fear that accompanied his sudden illness.

Yet, amidst this turmoil, Faizo found a glimmer of hope. The rehabilitation center, with its dedicated staff and comprehensive programs, became his sanctuary. He engaged in various exercises and activities designed to aid his recovery. More than just physical therapy, the center offered classes in practical skills like liquid soap making, bakery, and more. These new skills provided Faizo with a sense of purpose and a path forward.

As Faizo's strength returned, so did his determination. He decided that upon returning to his home on Ssese Island, he would start a liquid soap business. Inspired by the teachings of the Stroke Foundation Uganda, he saw an opportunity not only to sustain himself but also to thrive. Ssese Island, known for its influx of visitors, promised a profitable market for his new venture.

Faizo's journey from the brink of despair to a new lease on life is a testament to his resilience and unbreakable spirit. He often speaks with gratitude about the care and love he received from the rehabilitation center (SRC) and the Stroke Foundation Uganda (SFU). They gave him more than just medical attention; they provided him with hope, skills, and a renewed sense of purpose.

Today, Faizo Kawoya stands as a beacon of hope and inspiration. His story is a poignant reminder that even in the face of life’s most daunting challenges, the human spirit can triumph. Through his new business and continued passion for life, Faizo continues to bring joy and inspiration to those around him, proving that no stroke can diminish the strength of his heart and the brightness of his smile.