Peace B., 1

Peace lives with her grandmother and she is a cheerful and energetic girl who enjoys playing with shakers. Five days ago, she began showing signs of irritability, and shortly after, her grandmother observed that Peace was also losing her appetite, which coincided with a fever and cough. In an attempt to manage the symptoms, her grandmother was en route to the local shop to purchase painkillers—hospital treatment being beyond their financial reach—when she encountered the village elder. The elder informed her about Helpster Charity, an organization that provides assistance to sick children in need at the hospital.

peace had poor appetite hotness of the body ,vomiting and running nose, crying a lot peace's grandmother and mother did not have money to take peace to the hospital. The condition had worsened four days ago, when the grandmother realized that there was a lot of cry and poor feeding habits and the child had fever. She was treated as an inpatient with intravenous fluids and medication. A home visit done a week after discharge confirmed that the child was doing well.

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