Thanks to everyone’s enthousiasm and Malagasy blogosphere intense activity, Foko may now start the next move to support Diana in her personal initiave to help this poor family. More than a dizain of Malagasy bloggers have teamed up to start a fundraising project and are patiently waiting for Diana’s news. We are also looking for a local organization which can give her their full support in Mahajanga. If you’re involved in a heatlh related NGO working in Boeny Region, please contact us at Foko [info@foko-madagascar.org].
Foko Chatroom will be open on April 3rd at 12 am (in France) where the committee (composed by Ikalamako, Joan, Lova, Mialy, Stéphane, Maintikely, Miangaly, Namana Serasera, will answer to the visitors questions and organize the helping process in total transparency) http://club.foko-madagascar.org/?page_id=50
Please read more on :
Diana’s action : http://dianachamia.wordpress.com/2008/04/19/la-photo-de-lenfant/
August 2007, Philomène Georgine gave birth to wonderful twins : a little girl who was perefectly healthy and a little boy. He was born with a very difficult condition (please take a look at his picture) a flesh lump on his forehead between his eyes and on the top of his little nose. It masks his eyeshight and gives him respiratory problems. ” During a month and a half, my kids and I had to stay at the hospital because of this disease. But during this time, nobody cared for us and you are the first who really shows interest in my children’s well-being. And the first one to smile at them. You know, everybody hate us.” I I couldn’t believe what I saw before my eyes and couldn’t keep myself for expressing my surprise with a “My Godness”. Of course the mother turned back to protect her child and started to walk very fast. But you can’t escape this easily from Diana chamia. I followed her and told her to rest a little away from the heavy sun. She stared at her child and accepted to get under the City Hall centenial Flamboyant tree. It was there when she told me about her story and asked me to help.
Do you mean … May? Saturday May, 3rd