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Paska’s story: Pader Clinic Landmine Victim

Posted in Pader Clinic, Patients, tagged , on August 6, 2010 | Comments Off

This update comes from Stella, our administration manager in Pader: Ayo Paska, 28 years old from Paipii village in Lunaa Parish Pader TC, came following a radio announcement in early June 2010 which, her brother in-law shared. She had a foreign body (FB) in situ and required urgent medical attention as she was pregnant with [...]

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Moses’ story: Pader Clinic Landmine Victim

Posted in Pader Clinic, Patients, tagged , on August 5, 2010 | Comments Off

This update comes from Stella, our administration manager in Pader: Ouma Moses came to Pader HC III on 3rd May 2010 with a septic gun shot wound. He is a former LRA abductee and had stayed almost a year captive. He escaped but was attacked and suffered with bomb splinters on parts of his body. [...]

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Lucy’s story: Pader Clinic Landmine Victim

Posted in Pader Clinic, Patients, tagged , on August 4, 2010 | Comments Off

This update comes from Stella, our administration manager in Pader: Lucy Toobalo a 47 year old mother of five and a primary school teacher from Lamiyo village in Pader district. She was referred to Pader HC III by a CDO following the start of the project on 13th April 2010. Lucy was travelling from Pader [...]

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Patient stories: Pader Clinic Landmine Victims

Posted in Pader Clinic, Patients, tagged , on August 3, 2010 | Comments Off

This update comes from Stella, our administration manager in Pader: Rose Lagulu & Oryema Titus are both landmine survivors with amputation of legs and already had prosthesis but complained of developing wounds and pain at the ankle where the surgery had been done. After consultation and evaluation at Pader HC III, both were referred to [...]

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Pader Health Centre Closes

Posted in Dr. Ian Clarke, Pader Clinic, Suubi Trust, tagged , , , , on August 3, 2010 | Comments Off

Introduction Sometimes programmes do not go according to plan, regardless of best intentions or the significant needs that we are trying to address. After almost 2 years we have, regretfully, decided to withdraw from our partnership with the District Health Office in Pader. Pader Health Centre: A public-private-partnership established in October 2008 by International Medical [...]

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