A few months ago, Kenyans were left in utter shock after news broke out of a woman whose hands had been chopped off by her brutal husband.
Jackline Mwende can now afford to smile again after she acquired a pair of brand new hands from South Korea.
Mwende could not hide her excitement after touching down at JKIA proudly displaying her new pair of myoelectric arms which doctors say she will comfortably adapt to use in a span of two months.
“I thank God. I am happy. I now have my hands back,” she said.
Mwende was received by electronic company LG, which sponsored her surgery in South Korea and Machakos County as well, where she lives.
She further expressed her joy in finally being able to do some basic life chores after the brutal attack that rendered her helpless.
The arms lifespan is estimated to be10 years and are fitted with a naturalistic brown glove matching her skin colour and one can hardly tell they are artificial.
Jackline Mwende can now afford to smile again after she acquired a pair of brand new hands from South Korea.
“I thank God. I am happy. I now have my hands back,” she said.
Mwende was received by electronic company LG, which sponsored her surgery in South Korea and Machakos County as well, where she lives.
The arms lifespan is estimated to be10 years and are fitted with a naturalistic brown glove matching her skin colour and one can hardly tell they are artificial.
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