UKO.co.ke is sad to report the sudden demise of Anne Ameyo, a brave Nairobi woman who turned down cancer treatment to save her unborn baby.
Anne died on the night of Sunday, September 22, at the Glen Eagles Global Hospital in India where she was receiving treatment.
Anne moved many hearts because she had turned down cancer treatment to save her unborn baby. Photo: TUKO.co.ke/ Edwin Ochieng
Speaking to TUKO.co.ke's producer Lynn Ngugi in an interview, Anne's mum Jane Jane Muchuka Ameyo said her death has dealt the family a big blow but they are trying to cope.
She revealed her daughter's last words were ''Lord do not leave me,'' which she uttered before taking her last breath.
Ameyo was also full of thanks to Kenyans for raising KSh 2.3 million, money which was used to fly her to India for specialised treatment.
Anne passed on in India where she was receiving specialised treatment for cancer. Photo: TUKO.co.ke/ Edwin Ochieng
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According to her, Anne was all happy and even ready to fly back home when the angel of death visited.
Ameyo requested Kenyans to help her raise KSh 180,000, money needed to fly her body back home.
TUKO.co.ke learnt Anne arrived in India on August 15 and was under treatment until her sudden demise.
She has left behind two children who Ameyo said needed help and prayed for strength to take care of them now that their mother is no more.
TUKO.co.ke first highlighted Anne's story in early July 2019 through which she showed much hope and strength to recover.
The brave Nairobi woman succumbed to cancer. Photo: UGC
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Anne moved many hearts because she had turned down cancer treatment to save her unborn baby.
“I have gone through a lot since 2017. I was diagnosed with cancer. I was told I had sickle tumour. I was told it was either my daughter die and I lived or the vice versa,” she revealed in an interview with TUKO.co.ke.
''I told them I cannot get rid of my baby because there is a reason why God gave her to me,” she added.
Following news of her death, countless Kenyans took to social media to condole with her family.
You can help by sending your contributions to : Paybill Number - 891300
Account Name - Ameyo
OR Send to Edith Ameyo ( Anne's sister) on 0726327814
By tuko kenya
Anne died on the night of Sunday, September 22, at the Glen Eagles Global Hospital in India where she was receiving treatment.
Anne moved many hearts because she had turned down cancer treatment to save her unborn baby. Photo: TUKO.co.ke/ Edwin Ochieng
Speaking to TUKO.co.ke's producer Lynn Ngugi in an interview, Anne's mum Jane Jane Muchuka Ameyo said her death has dealt the family a big blow but they are trying to cope.
She revealed her daughter's last words were ''Lord do not leave me,'' which she uttered before taking her last breath.
Ameyo was also full of thanks to Kenyans for raising KSh 2.3 million, money which was used to fly her to India for specialised treatment.
Anne passed on in India where she was receiving specialised treatment for cancer. Photo: TUKO.co.ke/ Edwin Ochieng
READ ALSO: Meet brave Nairobi woman who turned down cancer treatment in order to save unborn baby
According to her, Anne was all happy and even ready to fly back home when the angel of death visited.
Ameyo requested Kenyans to help her raise KSh 180,000, money needed to fly her body back home.
TUKO.co.ke learnt Anne arrived in India on August 15 and was under treatment until her sudden demise.
She has left behind two children who Ameyo said needed help and prayed for strength to take care of them now that their mother is no more.
TUKO.co.ke first highlighted Anne's story in early July 2019 through which she showed much hope and strength to recover.
The brave Nairobi woman succumbed to cancer. Photo: UGC
READ ALSO: Askofu aliyenyimwa ngono miaka 3 apata idhini ya mahakama kumtaliki mke wake
Anne moved many hearts because she had turned down cancer treatment to save her unborn baby.
“I have gone through a lot since 2017. I was diagnosed with cancer. I was told I had sickle tumour. I was told it was either my daughter die and I lived or the vice versa,” she revealed in an interview with TUKO.co.ke.
''I told them I cannot get rid of my baby because there is a reason why God gave her to me,” she added.
Following news of her death, countless Kenyans took to social media to condole with her family.
You can help by sending your contributions to : Paybill Number - 891300
Account Name - Ameyo
OR Send to Edith Ameyo ( Anne's sister) on 0726327814
By tuko kenya
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