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Miracles still happen in palliative care as told by Josephine Ihuata Sagiri

Ihuata Naluai a beneficiary of Nyeri Hospice Palliative Care [centre] at her home in Ngandu Village, Mathira in Nyeri County, with palliative care nurses from Nyeri Hospice on right in Red is Esther Kahuthu and Mercy Owiti on September 5 2015. (PHOTO: KIBATA KIHU/STANDARD)

Josephine Ihuata Sagiri believes palliative care can lead to miracles.  Because of the care she received, the 45-year-old says she can now cope with a head tumour she has been living with for 16 years. And six years ago, she gave birth to a son whom doctors now call a miracle child because he has brightened the lives of Josephine and her husband John Sagiri.

“Samuel has brought us immeasurable joy and keeps our minds away from Josephine’s illness,” says Sagiri.

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