By Moses Muwulya,Communications Officer Bidding to curb the spread of the infamousCovid-19,Uganda,like other Countries, imposed a quarantine. A ‘sad’, but necessary move,the quarantine saw many of Kitovu Mobile palliative and HIV care clients sink in fear. Mostly those on palliative care,hundreds of clients thought they were destined to sink in
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Prostate cancer: Surviving with palliative care
Prostate cancer: Surviving with palliative care Apart from the Bible and the rosaries, the only other items on a small table adjacent to Paul Lubega’s bed, are his oral morphine bottles. It is this morphine that has brought relief to Lubega, a 65-year-old man battling HIV/Aids and protate cancer. He
Kitovu Mobile’s Palliative care services reliving Lubega of prostate cancer pain,redeems hope
Kitovu Mobile’s Palliative care services reliving Lubega of prostate cancer pain,redeems lost hope By Moses Muwulya,Communications Officer With a smile,Paul Lubega welcomes Jacky Namulondo,the Kitovu Mobile Palliative Care Nurse, to his home in Kyanjovu,Buwunga Sub-county,Masaka District. Namulondo is on a home visit to Lubega,a palliative care client.She is following up
Pictorial: Palliative Care Association Of Uganda (PCAU) Visits Kitovu Mobile to film a commemorative Documentary
Palliative Care Association of Uganda (PCAU) has today,Tuesday, visited Kitovu Mobile, to film a commemorative documentary as it (PCAU) celebrates 20 years of Palliative Care Advocacy in Uganda. PCAU gave member organisations with whom they extend palliative care services,to be part of their historical documentary. They interviewed Kitovu Mobile Palliative
With Kitovu Mobile’s palliative care ,Fr Lukwago bravely battles prostate and bone cancer
KALUNGU.As Fr. Joseph Lukwago shares a story of his courageous battle against prostate and bone cancer, a visibly worried lady descends to his office at Villa Maria Catholic Parish in Kalungu District. She knocks at his office door and the man of God allows her to enter. “ Good morning
Pictorial: Kitovu Mobile Participation in the 2nd Uganda Conference on Cancer and Palliative Care
On 5th- 6th September,2019, Kitovu Mobile joined international and local Organisations that deal in cancer to participate in the 2nd Uganda Conference on Cancer and Palliative Care. Held at Kampala Serena Hotel,the conference which was organised by Uganda Cancer Society and Palliative Care Association Of Uganda, congregated Organisations dealing in
Good news as Ugandan Gov’t promises to roll out countrywide palliative care programme
By Moses Muwulya,Communications Officer Except in Greater Masaka Region, where Kitovu Mobile is the oasis of palliative care;and in other areas where Palliative Care services are offered,in many parts of Uganda pitiable advanced cancer patients die in pain and with no dignity. Others are abandoned by by their relatives. All
Cancer; the silent killer eating away Ugandans
Janet Nabadda, 68, a resident of Rwanyi village, Masaka was diagnosed with breast cancer at Uganda Cancer Institute (UCI) in 2015. She has been unwell since 1990. It has now damaged half of her right breast. Nabadda says it started with high blood pressure when she was 18 years old
Cancer patient,care taker relieved of gross physical and emotional pain
By Moses Muwulya,Communications Officer “I know he will succumb to cancer given the stage, but at least you have helped him defeat the gross physical and emotional pain that had taken toll on him” Pitiable words come from Mary Nakatogo after getting oral morphine for her brother,Edward Mujjuzi. The 29-year-old
How Kitovu Mobile’s Palliative Care is breathing new life into hundreds of terminally ill patients
MASAKA. Before even greeting his visitors from Kitovu Mobile palliative care team, Vincent Luyinda first asks them if they moved with his liquid oral morphine, a drug which relieves cancer patients of pain. “Yes of course. It is something we just cannot forget,” The team replies to Luyinda, a response
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