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Help Clement pay for laparoscopic endometriosis surgery at Tamale University Hospital
After gallstones with repeated infections, Clement was cleared for laparoscopic endometriosis surgery, but the bill is more than we can manage.
🇬🇭 Tamale, Northern, Ghana139 views
Clement was diagnosed with gallstones with repeated infections in June. The surgeon at Tamale University Hospital recommended laparoscopic endometriosis surgery, and He is scheduled for September. The hospital's financial office gave us a written estimate of $1,650, and after what the government subsidy will pay we're still $1,150 short.
my husband has been in and out of Tamale University Hospital since June. The doctors say gallstones with repeated infections will get worse without laparoscopic endometriosis surgery. We have emptied our savings and borrowed from relatives, but the estimate of $1,650 is more than we can find.
While we wait, Clement struggles with daily life and can't drive. His family has taken turns caring for him, and I've cut my own work hours to be there.
Rehabilitation is expected to take about 3 weeks. During that time Clement won't be able to drive, so the costs keep growing.
I'll pay the hospital and pharmacy directly and post every receipt in the updates section.
Where the $1,150 goes:
• Surgeon and anesthesia fees: $510
• Hospital stay (5 nights): $340
• Pre-operative tests and imaging: $50
• Post-operative medication: $20
• Physiotherapy sessions: $135
• Travel and lodging for the family: $95
Thanks for reading all this.
- due date
- 2026-08-23
- bill type
- Hospital invoice
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wishing you peace. Hope the doctors have good news. We lost years of savings to something like this so I get it.
Stay strong, Kwesi. Gave what I could, wish it was more. Blessings.