In Summary
- Today morning, Njambi was rushed to the ICU and around mid morning, she passed on.
- Reggae entertainer and health advocate Mary Jahmby Koikai shared an appeal for help after being admitted to the hospital for an undisclosed illness.
- The story of Njambi Koikai became of public interest when after enduring painful periods for 18 years, she suffered a lung collapse during her menstrual cycle a few years ago.
Njambi Koikai Seeks Financial aid and Blood transfusion Appeal
Reggae entertainer and health advocate Mary Jahmby Koikai shared an appeal for help after being admitted to the hospital for an undisclosed illness.
Koikai, on her Instagram stories, revealed the need for blood and appealed to anyone who could help her.
“Hi fam, I’m currently admitted at the Pioneer Ward Nairobi Hospital and I kindly require Blood O positive. Kindly asking for blood donors for Mary Njambi Koikai,” Njambi wrote on her Instagram stories.
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This, she posted exactly 4 days ago. Today morning, Njambi was rushed to the ICU and around mid-morning, she passed on.
Njambi’s Advocacy and Awareness for Endometriosis
The story of Njambi Koikai became of public interest when after enduring painful periods for 18 years, she suffered a lung collapse during her menstrual cycle a few years ago.
To date she has suffered from over 12 lung collapses. She had to travel 8,000 miles to America, to visit endometriosis specialists in Georgia.
Her full diagnosis was Stage IV Endometriosis, cat menial pneumothorax with diaphragmatic endometriosis, sigmoid and rectovaginal endometriosis, and abnormal appendix.
Thoracic endometriosis, or the presence of endometriosis in or around the lung, is a rare but extreme expression of the disease.
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Jahmby battle with endometriosis transformed her into a fierce advocate for women’s health. She courageously shared her journey on social media, detailing her struggles, treatments, and the emotional toll of living with a chronic illness.
In 2017, Koikai launched a crowd funding campaign to raise funds for her treatment in the United States.
The overwhelming support from friends, fans, and well-wishers enabled her to undergo multiple surgeries and receive the care she desperately needed.
