Repost from Mercy Mmbone😭😭

Nairobi, Kenya – Nurses reportedly left a Lady who gave birth to twins to bleed to Death in Mama Lucy Hospital.

“I am posting this with a heavy heart, a lot of sadness and anger as well.

Maureen Anyango, 28years, died earlier today due to negligence at Mama Lucy hospital. I wonder until when will we receive such reports from this same hospital with no one being held countable.

Maureen experienced labour and was taken to Mama Lucy hospital and my good friend Lynn Kish Braidist was among those who took her to hospital .

She gave birth to twins but she was left to bleed to death.

Lynn says they called the nurses severally to come and attend to her but they ignored them . Maureen was left to bleed to death.

Just until when will this happen, until when will we record maternal deaths, until when will we loose lives due to ignorance, until when will we here negligence and saddening reports at Mama Lucy Hospital?

Maureen has left behind twins, they urgently need milk to survive. Her family also needs help to plan Maureen’s burial.” RIPMaureen #JusticeforMaureen #EndMaternaldeath

Reactions

Ngingi – The worst government hospital i have ever come across, i stepped in there and within 30mins i had left seeing how staff are behaving as if they want to be bribed to treat people, That’s a grave operating hospital

Ngingi – I am a nurse and in the profession have realized that we many but few are called to serve… To my colleagues always do the right thing and blessings shall follow all the days of your life….my condolences to the family

Molly – The same hospital where I saw my husband dying only for the doctors to come the last minute pretending to resuscitate his life when he had taken the last breath on planet earth

Joylo – I wouldn’t want to go back to that hospital ..I saw death incoming, 3 good hours unadmitted & unattended en I was in labour pains ,7 cm dilated . I’ll never forget the experience

Wanjiku mwaniki – The same hospital where I lost my kid ,very irresponsible of them.

Governor visits Hospital after Nurses left Woman who gave birth to twins to BLEED to Death

A visit by Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja to Mama Lucy Kibaki hospital after Moureen Anyango, a mother who delivered twins through cesarean section died, has revealed the sorry state of the medical facility.

Sakaja, who made an impromptu visit to the hospital on Sunday, September 11, revealed that the hospital’s maternity unit was overcrowded with the doctor-patient ratio higher than that recommended worldwide.

This increased the average waiting time for patients to receive the medical attention as the staff was overwhelmed, which may have caused the death of the patient.

Furthermore, expectant and new mothers were forced to share beds, which may pose risks to those who went under the knife.

“The situation is not good! Mothers should not be sharing beds, patients not being attended to on time, drugs not being available,” Sakaja sympathized.

The county boss apologized to the patients in the facility on behalf of the Nairobi Metropolitan Services (NMS) and the previous regimes. He vowed to improve the conditions of the hospital.

“I apologize on behalf of the previous administration as well as the NMS for the state of things. We will take better care of you. I will not rest until we achieve this,” the governor assured.

Sakaja also condoled with the late Moureen’s husband, Robert Omondi, over his loss. He stated that nobody should lose their loved ones because of poor health service in the county.

According to Omondi, his wife died after post delivery bleeding. He told the media that he attempted to call doctors to help his wife who had lost a lot of blood but had to wait four hours for the first sign of help.

“At 1.45p.m, after a ruckus from the other patients, two nurses came and rushed her back to the theatre,” the distraught husband recounted.

However, despite undergoing a blood transfusion, Moureen’s condition worsened and the staff at Mama Lucy recommended that she get specialised attention.

Since they were under the National Hospital Insurance Fund (NHIF) cover, his choice of facilities were limited and most public facilities had no space. They finally found an opening at the Kiambu Level Five Hospital.

His wife was rushed to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) where she passed away while receiving treatment.

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