Hi, I'm Lwanele
I'm an awesome survivor, so are you!This is my chatroom, a platform where you will read about encouraging experiences, both mine and those of others. They may help you overcome your own challenges or assist others with similar difficulties. Get to know me, know my experiences and victory against odds.
Hi. I’m Lwanele
I’m An Awesome Survivor, So Are You!
This is my chatroom, a platform where you will read about encouraging experiences, both mine and those of others. They may help you overcome your own challenges or assist others with similar difficulties. Get to know me, know my experiences and victory against odds.
Share. Inspire. Change Lives.
Let me introduce myself I am Lwanele. Just over two years old and counting. A boy. Born with a list of special conditions. Conditions that have seen me undergo at least 4 major operations and a number of other procedures in my first 12 months.
From birth I stayed my first 51 days in the Neonatal ICU during which time, I had two operations. The first one, to fix Esophageal atresia (EA), when I was just 24 hours old. Yeah, you got that right, my esophagus wasn’t connecting to the stomach.
Now I’m fixed and attacking my other challenges. I’m still cooing, screaming, laughing and all. Thanks to unceasing prayers and love from family and friends as well as the efforts of a super team of doctors and other medical practitioners. Challenges still come, my team and I face them as they do. Read More…
I thought I had seen it all
By Lwanele's Mom I thought I had seen it all, in the many years that I've lived. But I knew nothing! I never knew that a pregnancy that is meant to be the most happiest of times can be a time of tears and constant worry. I never knew that a human being can be born...
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Your story can help others find hope. Help us build a collection of life-changing stories. Share some aspects of your journey with a chronic or rare condition. Stories of courage even if you haven’t reached your final solution yet. Life is a journey not a destination. Send us your story here…
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Best way to help is often just to listen | Sophie Andrews
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