Celebrated broadcaster, Nana Yaa Brefo Danso has revealed how she has had to live without a womb for about 13 years now.
In a chilling exposé on ‘Anɔpa Bɔfoɔ’ on Angel 102.9 FM hosted by Captain Smart on Monday, June 29, the broadcaster said she stands no chance of giving birth again because she has no womb.
Nana Yaa Brefo made this shocking revelation while speaking to the issue of medical negligence in Ghanaian hospitals, which has led to the loss of several lives.
Director of the Ghana Institute of Languages, Dr Emmanuel Kuto, who lost his wife at the Greater Accra Regional Hospital (GARH) also known as Ridge Hospital, was the first guest to comment on the issue of medical negligence.
He revealed how doctors at the facility who were attending to his sick wife, allegedly administered wrong medication which he said led to her untimely demise.
Dr Kuto further said that following the airing of his sad story, authorities at the hospital have called him into a meeting.
His story is similar to that of Mustapha Muhammad who lost his wife at the same facility sometime last year when she had gone to deliver her first child.
According to him, the medical officers at Ridge Hospital later accused him of failing to provide the needed medicine for the surgery.
“And this is not true…,” he told Captain Smart.
The desire to get justice for late Nana Akua Nyarko, Mustapha said, has led him to lead a campaign to get justice for her.
The story of Mustapha’s late life was enough to push Nana Yaa Brefo to make public her long held secret.
“Do you know that as I sit here, I am like you? There is no difference between you the man and me sitting here. What makes me a woman is missing, I have no womb…yes, I have had to live without a womb for 13 years…,” she revealed on the show.
This was after she had undergone surgery to deliver her second baby but the doctor who performed the surgery allegedly perforated her womb while stitching it.
Host of the show, Captain Smart could not believe his ears as he also broke down in tears.
“I almost died at the time…It got to a time that I found it difficult to even walk, I lost that baby because of this negligence and I stayed in the hospital just to take care of the baby I lost.
“I nearly died on the surgery bed and my womb had to be taken that day otherwise I would have died that day…,” she added.
Nana Yaa further revealed that she had to wear catheter as a result.
Watch Nana Yaa narrate how she lost her womb below:
