Levis O., 13

Davis is the firstborn in a family of four children. He lives with his parents and siblings in a two-room, mud-walled, grass-thatched house. His mother is unemployed, while his father works as a fisherman to support the family. According to his father, Davis is usually active and energetic when in good health. Davis reported that he had gone to collect firewood near their home when he encountered a ram tied to a peg. As he gathered firewood, the animal became startled, and the rope used to restrain it twisted around his leg, causing him to fall. Before he could get up, the ram struck him forcefully on the thighs. His cries alerted his mother, who rushed to his aid. He was unable to stand due to severe pain. His mother quickly took him to Siaya County Referral Hospital before informing his father, who was away fishing at the lake. The family had learned about Helpster Charity through a community health promoter. Levis sustained a fracture

Levis was brought to the hospital with complaints of leg pains after an incident, he was found to have suffered a fracture, he was admitted for management, where he was put on skin traction, later his leg was put on boot pop. At the same time he was administered a number of medications like ceftriaxone, metronidazole,morphine among other drugs. He responded well to medication and by the time he was being discharged he was able to ambulate

The prognosis for a 13-year-old boy with a femur fracture is generally excellent, with most patients achieving full healing and returning to normal activities within 4 to 6 months. At 13, a boy is in "early adolescence" and his bones still possess significant healing and remodeling potential, though management . Levis was brought to the hospital where the orthotrauma team stabilised leg and treatment commenced, levis is expected to make a full recovery.