Mother Hopeless After Not Able to Pay Baby’s Hospital Bill
- A mother sat hopelessly on her 8-month-old baby’s hospital bed, not knowing how she would be able to settle the hospital bill
- A woman who shared the room with the mother and her baby recorded the devastating moment of the hopeless mom and posted it on her TikTok
- The internet could not bear the mother’s rough situation and tried to help her out wherever they can
A woman on TikTok, Eve, shared a heart-wrenching clip of a mother who hopelessly sat on her eight-month-old baby’s hospital bed.
Source: TikTok
The mother hopelessly sat on her child’s hospital bed, trying to figure out how she would settle her child’s bill.
A wounded mother
A woman on TikTok, Eve, filmed a hopeless mother sitting on her eight-month-old baby’s hospital bed, wondering how she would settle her bill. Eve could not bear the mother’s sorrow and decided to film her in her rough moment.
Eve was also at the hospital for her baby in Mukuruwe-ini Hospital, level four in Nyeri county, Kenya. Eve captioned the clip:
“Just a woman carrying the weight of the world on her shoulders. As a mother, this has been tough to watch. She is right next to me. I wish I could do more.”
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The spirit of ubuntu
Eve posted the heart-wrenching video four days ago on her TikTok, and it has attracted almost half a million views, 31K likes, 785 comments, and 533 saves.
Eve’s comments section was filled with kind people who were willing to help the stranded mother and her child:
@shikxx0
"How much is the bill, we can do this?"
@tendo
"A lady left sick baby in the hospital to go wash clothes for her client she came back hungry but with the paracetamol iv that was required lost her baby that afternoon, I still feel the pain."
@lilian lili
"Heavenly father who fights all battles..may you fight for this woman and her child... Amen."
South Africa's approach to equal healthcare
Briefly News reported that a South African medical student slammed the National Health Insurance (NHI) Bill on TikTok. She argued that nationalising healthcare would worsen an already struggling system and wouldn't be well-funded.
Many netizens responded with mixed views, some agreeing and others calling her argument selfish. According to the SA government, the objective of the NHI Bill is to provide free universal access to quality health care for all South Africans as enshrined in the Constitution, whether in public or private health facilities.
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