Mr
Daudi Boma is a 40 years old Tanzanian native male who immigrated to the United
States in 1998 to seek a better life.
He
has faced many challenges during his stay here in the Washington Metropolitan
Area.
On
December 28th,
2008, he was involved in an accident at the Home Depot, Frederick, MD., his
place of work.
While
he was operating a forklift machine, a heavy object fell on his head. As a
result of the accident he suffered a traumatic brain injury or concussion where
he immediately underwent head/brain surgery at the Washington County Hospital in
Hagerstown, Maryland.
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This
accident has caused Mr. Boma Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), tremendous
stress in his life and has left him permanently disabled and unable to
seek employment. He experiences seizures from time to time with unexpected
epileptic attacks of movement of the head, body, arms, legs, eyes, violent
shaking and loss of control of one part of his body.
His
left upper limb has paralyzed! Mr. Boma has been homeless for sometime and moves
from one shelter to another in the local area. His condition is almost always
considered an emergency and needs urgent medical care. Mr. Boma is also in need
of financial, legal services, physical and emotional support, which he is not
able to receive from his immediate family because it resides
in Tanzania.
Mr.
Boma's issues are also compounded with history of social issues to include legal
and immigration.
Some
Tanzania nationals living locally have come forward because they saw a need to
intervene and assist Mr. Boma. A
temporary committee has been initiated to assist him with some of these
issues.
We
are reaching out to the general public for financial donations to assist with
attorney fees, housing, medication, food and clothing; transportation etc. Your
donations will help us, help Mr. Boma stabilize his health and assist him in the
near future with his many social problems.
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donate click here, DAUDI BOMA
NEEDS YOUR HELP
If
you have any questions or resources that might be utilized to help Mr. Boma,
please contact us:
Asha
Hariz 703 624
2409
Rebbeca
Ndekeja 202 436 0126
Said
Mwamende 301 996 4029
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