Lalaki, 5 taon nang nangingitim at tila nabubulok ang mga binti at paa | Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho
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Nangingitim at tila nabubulok na ang mga binti at paa ng isang lalaki mula Maramag, Bukidnon matapos ang isang aksidente sa motorsiklo.
May pag-asa pa kayang muli siyang makalakad?
Sa mga nais magpahatid ng tulong kay Mark John, maaaring magdeposito sa:
BPI MARAMAG, BUKIDNON BRANCH
ACCOUNT NAME: MAYEN DUMPASAN BANALO
ACCOUNT NUMBER: 6516-0384-87
GCASH:
ACCOUNT NAME: MARK JOHN BANALO
ACCOUNT NUMBER: 09102406740
Nangingitim at tila nabubulok na ang mga binti at paa ng isang lalaki mula Maramag, Bukidnon matapos ang isang aksidente sa motorsiklo.
May pag-asa pa kayang muli siyang makalakad?
Sa mga nais magpahatid ng tulong kay Mark John, maaaring magdeposito sa:
BPI MARAMAG, BUKIDNON BRANCH
ACCOUNT NAME: MAYEN DUMPASAN BANALO
ACCOUNT NUMBER: 6516-0384-87
GCASH:
ACCOUNT NAME: MARK JOHN BANALO
ACCOUNT NUMBER: 09102406740
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00:00After an accident on a motorcycle, a man from Maramag, Bukidnon,
00:07his 20 feet were black and seemed to be rotting.
00:13What he is serving now is like his own feet, his own brother.
00:21Every time he rides his motorcycle,
00:26Mark John, who is 23 years old, feels like he is free.
00:31We ride almost every day.
00:34But an accident on a motorcycle
00:39completely changed the course of his life.
00:42His 20 feet were black and seemed to be rotting.
00:57What he is serving now is like his own bed.
01:03I remember when I was walking and sitting.
01:09It was so hard.
01:20In this cell in Maramag, Bukidnon, Mark John lives.
01:25He has been in prison for 5 years.
01:29His 20 feet are often black.
01:34That's why he can't do simple things.
01:37After the operation, I can't stand or sit.
01:41I can't even move.
01:44What he is serving now is like his younger brother, Jeboy.
01:50I feel sorry for him.
01:54I feel bad for him.
01:57I feel bad for him.
02:01I feel bad for him.
02:07I feel bad for him.
02:09I feel bad for him.
02:11I feel bad for him.
02:13I wipe my back so my back won't get itchy.
02:18I wipe my back so my back won't get itchy.
02:25I wipe my back so my back won't get itchy.
02:33Jeboy remembers his brother Mark John every time he takes a bath.
02:37I wipe my back so my back won't get itchy.
02:39There's a bell here.
02:41I pour water.
02:43Jeboy washes my feet.
02:47When it's cold, I take a bath.
02:49When it's cold, I take a bath.
02:51That's why they clean his 20 feet.
03:09When you spray alcohol, does it hurt?
03:12Yes, a lot.
03:15When it's hot, I sit on my father's back.
03:22To refresh his brother,
03:26Jeboy takes a banana leaf
03:29and puts it on his brother's back.
03:38When he didn't have an accident,
03:40he was okay with us.
03:42But we weren't that close.
03:44He was mostly on the boat.
03:46That's why my father used his motorcycle.
03:49He used to run away so he could catch fish.
03:52His father, Edgar, used to take care of Mark John.
03:56I taught him how to take care of his brother.
04:00I worked so we could have food.
04:04I worked so we could have food.
04:05I worked so we could have food.
04:07I worked so we could have food.
04:09Jeboy took on a new responsibility,
04:12even though he had to take care of himself.
04:15He had epilepsy.
04:18When he was in Grade 1,
04:20his head got stuck in the metal.
04:22He was playing with it.
04:26I love my brother, Jeboy.
04:28I feel sorry for him because
04:30other kids know more about him than he does.
04:34Sometimes, he gets bullied by others.
04:40He doesn't know his age.
04:52Mark John was the only one who could take care of his nephew
04:57if the accident didn't happen.
05:00Mark John really loved to ride a motorcycle.
05:03The things he used were gifts from his father, Edgar.
05:07My father didn't know how to ride a motorcycle.
05:09I was the only one who could ride a motorcycle.
05:11We used to ride almost every day.
05:13My uncle used to go there to ride a motorcycle.
05:17Until December 2019,
05:19Mark John and one of his friends were involved in a fight.
05:23I was the only one who could ride a motorcycle.
05:27They even got hit by a truck.
05:33My motorcycle broke down.
05:35I couldn't go to the police station because I didn't have a license.
05:40Don't ride a motorcycle if you don't have a license
05:43because it's not right.
05:45My two feet were injured.
05:47I had a blood clot.
05:49I lost my memory for three days.
05:51Mark John underwent several operations.
05:54I had a stainless two-foot operation on my head.
05:58His memory came back,
06:01but he was completely paralyzed.
06:04It was very difficult.
06:12I still remember how I used to walk
06:16and how I used to sit.
06:21I wish I didn't become like this.
06:24His two toes were different.
06:28They grew bigger and bigger.
06:30It was very difficult for me to walk.
06:35It was very difficult.
06:44I want to be able to stand, walk, and work
06:48so I can help my family.
06:51I still have hope.
06:53I'm still good at helping God.
06:57With the help of the LGU,
06:59Mark John was able to get a consultation last year.
07:02The doctor who was infected didn't say anything.
07:05He said I can only grow
07:07because I can't move and exercise every day.
07:11I drink water.
07:12I can't go out because of the sweat.
07:15That's why I go there.
07:17To help with his treatment,
07:19the local government of Maramag helped him.
07:23And to make him more comfortable while lying down,
07:26they also gave Mark John a cushion.
07:29If ever after admission,
07:31he gets discharged,
07:32they can request the doctor
07:34to at least look at the progress
07:37in healing your stomach.
07:39Our program also provided financial assistance.
07:42Thank you very much to the KMCA
07:46for the help they gave me.
07:49I hope you will receive a lot of help.
07:53Mark John was also surprised by his friends
07:56who were with him during his rides.
08:14He was brought to NMMC for another hospital admission.
08:17The patient was managed there.
08:19When he got home,
08:20there was no follow-up.
08:21The patient really needed to be taken to the hospital.
08:25This Thursday,
08:26our team consulted Mark John.
08:38He has an infection,
08:39septicemia or sepsis.
08:41It's in your blood.
08:42He has an infection in his knee,
08:44and in his wounds.
08:46Until now, he's lucky
08:47that he was able to hold on a little
08:49when he got here.
08:50If the sepsis is treated,
08:51we can give appropriate antibiotics.
08:53But the big question is,
08:55does Mark John still have hope
08:57to walk again?
09:02From the start,
09:03he already had what we call
09:05a spinal cord injury.
09:06There was no chance for the movement
09:08of his two feet to return.
09:10The fracture in his femur,
09:13his two fingers,
09:14there was no problem.
09:15He was able to heal.
09:16He just had an infection in his knee.
09:18That's where the steel implant went through.
09:21We can remove the steel
09:23to reduce the focus of the infection.
09:26There was no reason to cut it.
09:28So, as much as possible,
09:29we really saved him.
09:30When it comes to spinal cord injury,
09:32the best thing there is
09:34the multidisciplinary approach.
09:36You have rehab, PT,
09:38occupational therapy.
09:40I feel better.
09:42I still have no hope.
09:45Mark John still has hope
09:47that he will be able to walk again.
09:52He will be able to walk.
09:57He will be able to walk again.
09:59He will be able to go towards
10:01a better tomorrow.
10:04I hope he will be able to walk again.
10:08I hope you can help me.
10:10I still have no hope
10:12that I can walk again.
10:15I still have hope that I can walk again.
10:18I hope I can walk again.
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