A le wena o bua jalo?

Kwa ntle ga pula e e boutsana ya lefatshe leno, go na le dilo dingwe tse e leng gore fa di sa emelwe ka dinao, le tsone di ka busetsa balemi kwa morago. Go diphologolo tsa naga, go dinonyane, go mhero. Gangwe le gape re a tle re utlwe balemi ba lela ka dilo tse.

Kwa Bobirwa ba a tle ba lele ka ditlou. Ga twe e ka re nako nngwe mabele a sa ntse a le mo masimo, tsa tsena, tsa suputsa, la bofelo balemi ba boela gae ba iphotlhere.

Mo go a mangwe mafelo, balemi ba lela ka ditholo tse e leng gore, le fa tshimo e ka agelelwa jang, ga di e bone ka sepe.

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Doctor's orders can't be overemphasised

The walk serves to raise awareness of the prevalence and impact of using treatment to manage seizure attacks.While many are aware that epilepsy is a medical condition that requires specialised care by health practitioners, there are those who, unfortunately, have other ideas about the condition and often deny their children medical care.These individuals usually associate the medical condition with witchcraft and demonic attacks, and choose to...

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