FlirtyKaren:
Read AdeDeji John Adeyemi’s touching story, as shared on Instagram, below:
Hallelujah! I'm a living testimony.

I was diagnosed with a brain tumour in October 2016. I went in for a surgery one year later on the 2nd of October 2017 and came out successfully by the grace of God.

The surgeon had said they will only be able to take out about 90% of the tumour (because of its location) in a surgery that should last about 4-5 hours with possibility of going paralyzed on the left part of my body if I didn't recover from the post surgical trama of the area of the brain to be operated on (Right Brain Secondary Motor Area).

After 9 hours of surgery, they were able to completely remove the entire tumour. But I went completely paralyzed on the left size of my body with zero bowel movements, a tube to leak urine passed to my bladder, swollen brain with a tube to drain the fluids in my skull and my left jaw was locked.
However, to the surprise of the surgeon, doctors and physiotherapists, I gained complete movement of my left side within 2 weeks and relearned proper coordinated movement in a month. .

I had suffered from seizures on a daily basis, from late November 2015 and several medical tests unsuccessfully gave wrong diagnosis: from cerebral malaria to ischemic stroke and all-what-not.

It was 2 years of devastating ordeal. I even nose-dived into depression at some point and would prefer staying in quiet dark rooms alone. At tipping points, when it became overwhelming, I contemplated suicide and my work life, social life and everything around me was affected but Jesus Christ came through in all of these.

I'm healthy and doing well. I've come out of it stronger and blessed beyond what words can express. The removed tumour was taken to the lab and tested. It was a type II, which means I won't require any radiotherapy or chemotherapy.

Glory to God! It's 6 months after surgery and I'll be 35 years old in a few days time. I'm forever grateful to God and I thank everyone that stood by me during the journey literally through the valley of the shadow of death.

I celebrate life. I pray that you receive the miraculous in your biddings as well in Jesus name. Amen.

#testimony #grateful #blessed #healed #crowns

https://lailasnews.com/nigerian-man-diagnosed-with-brain-tumour-recounts-recovery/

lalasticlala

kuntash:
This kind Sunday horrible news na wa.


I beg moderators, no other news?

Next year na election o...

Deltayankeeboi:
YORUBAS AND DISEASE. ALWAYS HAVING ONE DISEASE TO ANOTHER. SMH

anyimontana:
Am sure the treatment wasn't in naija..our level of incompetence knows no bound

Deltayankeeboi:
YORUBAS AND DISEASE. ALWAYS HAVING ONE DISEASE TO ANOTHER. SMH

ndaman25:
you are right I know of someone with such sickness after d surgery not 80% successful he was paraliaz for a year before he died last week..

Deltayankeeboi:
YORUBAS AND DISEASE. ALWAYS HAVING ONE DISEASE TO ANOTHER. SMH

anyimontana:
Am sure the treatment wasn't in naija..our level of incompetence knows no bound.they will mistakenly touch sometin in the guys brain that will make him go blind,or forget small pair of scissors inside the guys brain,wen he wakes up,he will start dancing scissors dance

Baroba:


Looking at the background, that call bell hanging on the ward , oxygen and suction valve is similar to those found on UK wards, it might well be a private hospital in Naija.. Lucky guy, surviving a brain tumor no easy, but he should be prayerful, the can be quite aggressive..