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Amon Lukwago shares his last moments with son, Keron Raphael

Amos Lukwago
  Juliana and Amon pay their respects at their son's memorial Photo: Martin Ndijjo/Newvision

In his last words subscribed in a small piece of paper, Juliana Kanyamozi’s late son Keron Raphael, made a moving bold confession of pain and brevity, an attribute that left mourners teary on the Friday burial day.

The little ink hand written note read: “I am used to needles now. Do you know how many injections I have got and I did not feel pain not even crying.”

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