Good News on Charles preparation

You're with me, right? So, guys, today Charles actually has his passport ready to travel abroad for his transplant. Charles has already left us. We are trying to reconnect once more. I want Charles to explain to us how the process went. It wasn't easy for them to get that passport, but thank God, they finally have it. There was a barrier and obstacle that arose when they arrived at the place where they should have the passport. And today is good news because Charles already has his passport, and we are moving forward toward achieving our goal. Now we are waiting for the doctor's explanation or the doctor's complete bill estimate for Charles. So, Charles, are you with me now? Yes, I'm with you. So I was trying to ask you about the progress regarding your passport arrival. Can you explain in detail to our viewers the requirements and the process involved in obtaining this passport? I think you came here on Friday, isn't that right? Yes, we went there on Friday. Yeah, so it will give us the money. I'm sure the moment you give us the money is the exact moment my brother went and brought a photographer home. So the photographer took my picture and went back to immigration. So on Wednesday, my brother and I went there and took my picture. So they worked on the passport for one week. So today is the day my brother went there and handed him the passport. Alright, everyone. Charles is trying to tell us that when we arrived, we visited Charles and gave Charles the money to get a passport. They make good use of providing the passport and also supplying effective medication for Charles that will keep him stable until the budget arrives. Due to that protocol, we now know that in Sierra Leone, we face excessive constraints regarding ongoing issues. The transportation or arrival of the passport was so difficult, and they had to be patient. And finally, they’ve got the passport. That money you all gave Charles— they’ve already received their passport. And the remaining funds are being used to sustain Charles' life by paying for specific medications for Charles at the government hospital in Connacht. In Connacht, they usually give Charles a drug that will maintain the illness, and we coach Charles until Charles has the final budget to arrive in India or Turkey. And the process of finding this passport was so long. It took a week to get this passport. According to Charles, they usually go to immigration for this passport every day, especially Charles' brother, Anthony. Anthony has played a crucial role in Charles' life, making it possible for Charles to hold this passport today. And Charles is so happy because he knows that there is life for him. There will be a future for Charles if we unite to support him in achieving the final goal. As we are waiting for Charles's final budget, I am so happy because this is good news for Charles to obtain a passport. So, Charles, as you wait for this passport to arrive, what are your dreams? What has been going through your mind? I will pray to God that those who donate money for me, may God guide them to find the funds and donate quickly. So I will move to this country, either going to Turkey or India, and have the surgery. Now I am so happy because we have already achieved one goal, which is the passport. And we are considering achieving another goal, which is the final budget. We are waiting for the final budget from the doctor before we proceed. But as we are waiting for the final budget, we are asking you all to keep donating and continue supporting Charles. Because your support can save thousands of lives around the world. There are many people living with this type of disease who do not have the means to travel abroad for treatment. So this is a great opportunity for you all to save Charles' life, because Charles' life is of utmost importance. Charles' life may be a good thing for us and it can be a history for us guys. Let us come together as one and offer our support. And I'm appealing to the John Green community and my own community on the Discord account to step forward and lend their support. You can do it for Charles, you can do it for Henry. I know you'll be with me because this is our goal. We must save Charles' life at all costs. Obstacles may arise, obstacles may come, but we need to overcome them. And now we have achieved one goal, which is good news for us: the passport. The arrival of the passport makes me so happy because I have now learned that Charles will finally undergo his liver transplant. And now I have this question playing in my mind that I want to ask Charles. Charles, since we've already obtained the passport, the other thing one of the partners in health mentioned when we visited you guys, They explained to us that we need to find a family member, one of the family members who is willing to donate one of their livers to you. Have you all gotten things set up regarding that? Yes, yes. So one of your brothers or family members has decided to donate one of their livers so that it will make things easier for us? Yes. Alright, this is some great news because it's a process, and we've already completed one phase, and we have another phase as well. This other process has already achieved the passport, and we also have another advancement, which is the liver transplant. We already have a family member willing to donate one of his livers to Charles, which will make things easier for all of us. So now I'm encouraging all of you to support Charles financially, because now we have the passport. Now we have someone willing to donate a liver to Charles, who is a family member. According to the doctor, the person who is visiting with Charles is trying to explain to us that, according to the procedure in Turkey or in India, They should have a specific person who is willing to donate, right? And luckily, this is great news for us once again, because one of the family members from the Charles family has decided to donate one of their livers. Now I am so happy because two achievements have been accomplished. Now the other achievement we are waiting for is the budget from the doctor. Although we are waiting for the budget from the doctor, I am encouraging all of you to continue supporting Charles, because Charles's life is a pleasure. Charles' life is a goal. Charles' life may be a history of the world. Please let us come together and support Charles. So, Charles, how do you feel about this great achievement? I am happy for the passport, and I am happy for the individual. Charles, they're asking a question. This question came up. Let me read the question. One of our community members has raised an important question. Charles, will you have both money and access to accommodation? Let me read the question properly. I don't understand this question. For the rest of your life? That simply means that if you have the money. It's an important question. It says, Charles, will you have both money and access for the treatment? That means you have access to... Okay, the message has already been sent. Okay. So, I don't understand the question, but they're trying to ask you whether you'll be able to have the support, right? The funds for your living expenses in the country you are about to visit, as well as for your general activities. And now, Charles, when we think about support, do you usually receive any support from any organization or anywhere? No, no. So, you're not getting any support just from us, right? Yes. But according to your mom, your mom was trying to say that when the illness began, She usually talked to one of the family members to donate a certain amount of money. And the majority of that money has gone toward the hospital bill at Freetown International Hospital. Which costs a lot of money, up to ten million every three nights, right? So, explain to us in full detail how the family members began donating that 10 million. And what are the things you use money for until we should intervene? When I was in Boho, the sickness was taking hold. So, Anthony gathered the family members and explained about my illness. Then some members of the family began donating money. Okay, continue. And not all of them, about, let me say, 18 people. Eighteen people gave that money because life is more difficult in this country. So, when they donated that money, I told Anthony, He went to Boho and took me to Freetown. So, we went to one of the best hospitals, which is Freetown International Hospital. We spent three nights. The three nights we spent, we gave ten million. That's the money the family donated. As things stand, they said they don't have any more money. So, let's try to cry out to the government. The government will interfere. But no way. It's only you who have come into my life. So, only my community? Yes. Okay. Guys, you can see the explanation on the charts. and how they, first of all, began developing funds for treatment by contributing from one family member to another family member to support us. And that money was gone by the time they arrived in Freetown. and they were admitted to the government hospital, which is the Freetown International Hospital. They paid a large amount of money, which amounted to 10 million. When they paid that money, they did not see any improvement, and there was no money. So, they started publishing videos about Charles. Charles himself was the person who created the video. When I saw the video, when I saw the post, I felt compassion for Charles. From there, I posted Charles on my community page. So, guys, according to Charles, we are the only people currently supporting Charles. Although Charles made an attempt to post some video on social media, But no organization stepped in to support Charles. Now, please, Lucky, I want you to send the message again. I accidentally deleted the message. Resend the message and make it easier for me to read. I'm facing some difficulties with certain barriers, word barriers. Please make it simple for me. I will resend the message so that I can read it, so that Charles will understand. Charles, the passport takes up to one to two weeks, right? Yes. So, the first week that you embark on the journey to obtain the passport, What obstacles do you face? I don't understand it clearly. I said, the first time you set out on the journey, the first time you go for the passport, What are the things, the barriers, when we say barriers? What problems are preventing you from obtaining a passport? Do you understand that? Yes. We went to immigration and sat there. There was a lady working in immigration. So, when the lady saw me and asked me to get down, So I refused. I said, no, I will not go anywhere. I will sit here. So, there was one policewoman who took the card, He came and gave me the card, my brother and me. That's the only way to enter the office, and they took my picture and my brother's. They asked us to go. Okay, continue. So, when we got back home, Anthony began to call the policewoman. The policewoman is the only one who gave Anthony the information. So, Anthony went there. The policewoman said, next Friday we are going to distribute the passports. So, today is the day Anthony went and got the passport. So, that was the process you all went through. Yes. So, today is the twentieth, right? Yes. And today you have the passport. Yes. So, you explained that when you all went to get the passport, The officers weren't doing the right thing, were they? Yes. So, you insisted that you wanted to have your card. Yes. So, against your better judgment, you got the card. Yes. Okay. So, I know you're happy now that you have the passport. And you are working toward providing the total amount. We're just waiting for the project from the doctor. As we wait, we continue supporting you in achieving this complete illness. I am completely sick. From Turkey or India. As one of the doctors, Dr. Laco, who is now your doctor in Street Town, Sierra Leone, has said, He tried to tell us a story relating to the same situation you are facing as well. He tried to say that one of the female patients usually has the same issue. Which is liver failure, transplantation is needed. So, the same patient was not receiving the support, Not until someone stepped in to support this female patient. The female patient traveled abroad to India. And luckily, she fell ill again. And he was trying to advise us to find the right project so that you too will fall ill again. So now, what are your mother's expressions? What was your mom's expression when she saw this passport? My mom is overjoyed. So, your mom is so happy? Yes. So, your mom is so happy. So, what are the current constraints you are facing? Do you want to know if anyone else has taken over the drug payment? Tomorrow, I will go and see Dr. Laco. Doctor Laco? Yes. And is Dr. Laco your current doctor? Yes. So, before Dr. Laco steps in, What challenges do you face when you usually go for treatment? To have your medications that will keep you stable until you undergo the liver transplant? What kind of obstacles do you face? The transportation and so on. What are the things? The transportation cost from here to Kondok is 120,000. 120,000? Yes. From your current location to the hospital, That is a large amount of money. And do you pay the same amount to return home? Yes. Wow. For the two of us. Okay. So, Charles, when you arrived in Kondok, How was the assistance provided by the nurses or nurse? The nurse took my blood. So, she asked me for the results. I said, let's start today. Saturday is the day to give me the results. The first day I went to Dr. Laco. Tomorrow, Dr. Laco said I have to go to my medication. So, we're going to show the way that I'm going to take my drugs. Okay. So, tomorrow you went to get your drugs. That will keep you going until the final budget is ready. Yes. So, when you went there, Dr. Laco said that he would teach you. or show you how to take the drugs, right? Yes. Can you explain to us the process of taking that drug? What is the reaction? Is there any negative reaction or what? Yes. From now on, I'm seeing some improvement. Okay. You're noticing more improvement since you started taking Dr. Laco's medication? Yes. Okay. So, there is no reflection of the drugs. Yes. The drugs are going to sustain my life until the final budget is ready, right? Yes. Liver transplants. Yes. So, when we talk about the drugs, there is no reaction. It helps you stay strong, and it enables you to do more things that we aren't able to do, right? Yes. So, can you highlight some of the problems we are facing? When you started taking the drugs, did some of the problems become less? When I started taking the medication, from now on, I won't go too far unless it's a short distance. Okay. So, the medication has helped you to work over short distances, which you were unable to do before. Yes. Guys, guys, you see, we need to support Charles because Charles is trying to sustain his life. by taking the drugs. That is a tremendous improvement. Charles was unable to work before. Charles was unable to perform the activity independently. You can see now, when Charles started taking the drugs at the government hospital, which is under Dr. Laco's supervision. a good doctor, the improvement of the activity that Charles was not doing He is trying to do it now, perfectly. And he is trying to work from one distance to another, but he didn't work for long, too long. That is the power of the drugs. But these drugs are not meant to cure Charles. The only thing that will cure Charles is a liver transplant. And the drugs Charles is taking are to keep Charles stable until the liver transplant is performed. You and I and the John Green community and my community can work together to make these things happen. To save Charles' life, to see Charles become healthy again, and to see further improvement in Charles. The GoFundMe form is down there. The GoFundMe link is down. You can click this link, GoFundMe, and support Charles with whatever you can spare. Charles, we need to save Charles's life. Perhaps, who knows, I could be the victim. You can be the victim. Anyone in the world can be the victim. There are many people like Charles in the world. There are many people across parts of the African continent facing the same challenges that Charles is facing. But the only difference is that Charles has already found a supporter. Now, let us save Charles' life so that Charles may serve as an example to those facing challenges without any support. Guys, we need to face the challenge. Guys, we need to save Charles' life. With your help, with all of you, we can save Charles' life. So, Charles. Yes, Andre. Fine. So, many people love it when you explain the illness, when it started. And what were you doing before? The life you were living before and the difference now. Can you give us a brief scenario or concise explanation of that? From there, we close the live. Again? Yeah. Repeat the question again. I said, people love to hear your story about the beginning of your life. And now, the situation. What changes have occurred? The job aspect, your skill aspect, since you have more skills, right? So, explain to us. I started going to school. So, I set my MPSC to 2004. Then, I set my Becker, which is from 2008. Then, I set my WAAS to 2011. So, there is no money to further my education. So, I stayed at home. A friend saw me and spoke to me, urging me to go work with him, who is a mason. The person was a contractor. So, I started working with him from 2011 to 2012. Then, I began to work with myself. So, I said, let me go and find a paper. So, I went to one of the institutions, which is OIC, to go and get my document. When I went there, a teacher saw me. Every time he said, "Let's go and do a practical," I would stay in class. So, one day the teacher called me and asked me, he said, what's my problem? I said, I don't have any problem. So, I began to work with my colleagues. Then, I began teaching my colleagues how to perform the block work. Then, unfortunately, I have a liver problem, I'm sick. I went to the hospital and stayed there for one month. Then, they let us go, and we returned home. So, in 2023, the illness is the worst. I learned two jobs. Learned the contractor with IT. IT, I'm going to show you my handmade work. I am going to send the work that I will be doing for IT. So, that is all. Alright, everyone, feel free to ask your questions. If you want to ask Charles questions, I'm waiting for your questions. If you have any questions, Charles is here to answer them. Charles has already given us a highlight of his situation when he started. Charles, I want to ask you a question. I don't know if my viewers want to ask a question, but I need to ask this one. Charles, if God makes it possible for you to recover once more, Do you really want to go and continue your studies, or do you want to continue working? I want to continue my studies. So, which course are you actually taking? The contractor. I'm talking about the school aspect. Which scheme were you in? I was in my final year. Wow. So, would you love to continue that study? Yes, yes. This is 2024. January 15th is the day I was supposed to graduate, but I couldn't make it due to my illness. So, unless I say it again. So, guys, if you have any questions, please drop them in the comment text box. Also, make sure to support Charles through the GoFundMe link below this video. And also, make sure you support Charles in everything you do. Because when you save Charles, you save the majority of Charles's life. Because there are many people like Charles in society today. Even in London, UK, and the USA, there are many people who need the same support. But Charles is lucky, and we need to save Charles's life. Because when Charles' life is saved, it will be news to us that we have saved someone's life. And please, there will be a blessing for us. God will continue to bless us because we give resources to Charles. We help Charles regain his health. As Charles is about to end the life, Charles would love to give you a closing statement coming up. And make sure you support me by having that book. And many people are commenting, saying they want to know what the book is about. The book is about my life, my story, and what I was doing in relation to the hospital. And also, my childhood life and way of life. It's a complete story. It will impress you. Please, if you buy the book tomorrow, as it will be released tomorrow, on October 21, 2023. And make sure that when you gain access to that book, you read the sections relating to my life story. And also, make sure that if you have already bought the book, you read it carefully and know my life story. The year I was born, the year this disease began, and the time I recovered. It's a long story related to health and illness. Guys, I hope you review the book. And it's an e-book. When you purchase the book, it will automatically be delivered to your Amazon Kindle library. Or your own way. Guys, this is a book you need to support no matter what. Andy has already explained his entire story. I hope Charles will write his own story as well. When everything will be alright again. Charles, please, can you give a goodbye, closing statement to viewers, and also to people around the Young Green community? the Partners in Health, and also my community. And say goodbye to everyone. And grateful to have my passport. And I will pray that they may have a long life and prosperity. That is all. Okay, guys, guys, guys, guys. .arange(1, 100, 2) And we are counting on you all to provide for us so that Charles can sustain his life once again. Please, if you wish to support Charles, you can do so via the link below. Because after the live stream, I'll share Charles' link, the GoFundMe link. And the GoFundMe link, you can find it on my community page on YouTube. And make sure you click on the link and support Charles with whatever you have. And please don't forget tomorrow—my book will be released tomorrow. Make sure you grab one. And please, if you enjoy the story of my book, make sure you leave a comment. And if there is any error regarding it, please comment. I know it will be my first attempt, my first book. There will be some error. And although I have some people edit it for me before publishing, it might still be whoever could tell. But guys, please support me. And there will be more books published. Thank you very much. And also, don't forget, I don't know if you guys usually visit my website, www.elirida.com. You can find my poem there. There are thousands of poems that I have written down. Especially when you go down to the website, you can see a few of the poems I have written. And some of the poems that I have already published on my YouTube channel. Please, guys, support me. Help this YouTube channel grow. I am going through a downturn with my YouTube channel. Especially the subscribers. I now have 28,000 subscribers. I don't know why. Maybe it's related to my content creation. You guys know that I'm new to this YouTube thing. I need to learn more to get better. Please, guys, I'm begging you to be patient with me. As time goes on, you can see progress being made. Thank you very much for joining. My name is Enwe. Make sure you share this video. And so, this video will help save a child's life. Share with your family members. Share with the community. Share with the world. So that they will come on board and support the child. You can click the GoFundMe. I am linked to support the child. And please, please, my book will be published. The Survivor The Survivor from this talk. Guys, make sure you grab a copy. The book will be released from tomorrow to 21 October. Guys, good night. You are going to bed now. Child, say goodbye to them. A child loves you guys. And me too. I love you. Please don't forget. So, this is my book. Grab one. And please, comment when you have the book. I love you all. Thank you.