I Lost One of the Babies - Gh Mom of Triplets Abandoned by Dad of Babies Begs for Help to Feed Them

I Lost One of the Babies - Gh Mom of Triplets Abandoned by Dad of Babies Begs for Help to Feed Them

  • A Ghanaian mother of triplets, Madam Vivian, has disclosed the father of her babies has abandoned them
  • She revealed that she lost one of the babies due to ill health because she couldn't afford to take the baby to a hospital
  • Vivian says one of the remaining two is unwell and needs urgent medical attention or may suffer the same fate
  • She appealed for financial assistance for their hospital bills and upkeep

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A Ghanaian new mother, Madam Vivian, is in dire straits after being abandoned by the father of her children after she gave birth to preterm triplets.

Vivian, domiciled in a village in the Central Region, disclosed that the father of the triplets rejected them after he found out the babies were delivered prematurely.

She told Etwerso Hemaa that she lost one of the babies due to ill health because she couldn't afford to take the baby to the hospital.

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Ghanaian Mother of Triplets Rejected by Father of Babies Needs Help to Feed Them; Speaks in Video
I Lost One of the Babies - Gh Mom of Triplets Abandoned by Dad of Babies Begs for Help to Feed Them Photo credit: Etwerso Hemaa
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Current situation

Madam Vivian mentioned that her mother has been providing for their upkeep, but that has not been enough.

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''I gave birth to the babies prematurely. When their father came to see them, he said they were too small and abandoned them. When I call him, he insults me and says he doesn't like them.
''Since I gave birth, my mother has been the person supporting us. When she goes out, she returns with whatever she gets home for our upkeep, but it's not enough,'' she said.

How one of the triplets died

When asked how one of the babies died, Vivian said,

''When we got home, she fell sick but I didn't have money to take her to the hospital and she died as a result.
''At the moment, one of them is also sick and I have to take the baby to the hospital, but I don't have money,'' she said.

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According to Vivian, she is yet to settle the hospital bills following her operation at the hospital, revealing she can't afford to pay because of financial constraints.

Vivian is asking for financial assistance from the public to pay hospital bills and fend for the babies. Please donate to Mobile Money Number 0558678554 (Odiffour venture ventures Freda Oppong Mother).

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Bawumia Gets Accommodation for Teenage Mom

Meanwhile, Vice-President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia has provided accommodation for Rita Awuni, a 17-year-old mother struggling with homelessness.

This generous gesture follows a YEN.com.gh report about the orphaned teenage mother who used to sleep with her son at the Art Centre and sold pure water after school to cater for herself and her 10-month-old son.

Dr Bawumia donated some food items and provided accommodation to the deprived teenage mother.

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In a separate story, a young musician, Gibril Mansaray, has recounted how he returned from the United States to Ghana and discovered their caretaker had allegedly married his father and owned their house.

Mansaray moved to the US in 2001 to study and pursue his music career and recalls putting a lot of passion into his work in finance and sales.

He revealed that he experienced turbulent times combining work, studying for his economics degree, and music career.

Source: YEN.com.gh

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Nathaniel Crabbe (Human-Interest editor) Nathaniel Crabbe is a journalist and editor with a degree in Journalism from the Ghana Institute of Journalism, where he graduated in 2015. He earned his master's from UPSA in December 2023. Before becoming an editor/writer of political/entertainment and human interest stories at Asaase Radio, Crabbe was a news reporter at TV3 Ghana. With experience spanning over ten years, he now works at YEN.com.gh as a human interest editor. You can reach him via nathaniel.crabbe@yen.com.gh.