DONATIONS POUR IN FOR SYLVIA BENNETT, SON WITH DISABILITY

MBABANE – “I have no words which can express my appreciation.”

Sylvia Bennett said these words when describing all the help she had received from different people, for her and her son Eric Silindane (19), who has a disability.

Bennett and her son did not have a place to sleep or food to eat when they were found in the Raleigh Fitkin Memorial (RFM) Hospital premises by a good Samaritan.

The woman explained that they survived on handouts from patients who came to RFM.
Some of the nurses at the hospital had given her a corner to sleep in at night with her son.

After their sad story appeared in this publication, the hospital took her in and the son was admitted, giving them a place to sleep.
Another good Samaritan donated E1 500 to her so she could be able to purchase whatever she needed for her and Eric.
“I am very thankful for everything that has been done for me.

“God will bless all the people who have helped me and my son, as a way of gratitude for me,” she said.
Bennett explained that the money she got has helped her as she has to buy her own food as the hospital only provides for her son.

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