Nine-year-old Rose-Berline loves to play with her cousins in the community of Cazale. One afternoon, what began as an ordinary day of fun quickly turned into an emergency. While sitting on a bench with her cousin, the cousin stood up unexpectedly. Rose-Berline lost her balance, fell to the ground, and fractured her left wrist.

Her family brought her to our clinic, where our emergency team immediately evaluated her injury. After stabilizing her wrist with a temporary splint, we arranged transportation to a hospital where X-rays confirmed the fracture. Doctors placed her arm in a cast, and over the next three months, Rose-Berline returned every eight days for follow-up visits and X-rays to ensure her wrist was healing properly.

With regular medical care and careful monitoring, her wrist healed completely. Once the cast was removed, she gradually regained full movement and was able to return to the activities she enjoys most.

Today, Rose-Berline is back to playing with her friends and cousins, free from pain and able to enjoy being a child once again. Her story is a reminder that prompt medical care and ongoing follow-up can make all the difference, helping children recover fully and return to their normal lives.