From what I hear there is also another Kenyan Family at the Universitäts-Herzzentrum Erlangen at the Uniklinikum Erlangen. Baby Josiah was born in 2011 in Kibera with a heart condition and he has been in Munich together with his parents since April for the surgery.
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| Baby Josiah and his parents before the surgery |
The surgery was successful and he’ll be going back home during the first week of June. The surgery was paid for by well wishers that contributed for it; it cost close to €100,000 as the condition was found to be worse than expected during the surgery.
To read more about the story check the following links:
Baby Josiah coming to Munich
An Interview with Baby Josiah’s Mother, Janet Musibega Malande
Baby Josiah ready to go back home after the successful surgery
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