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The Metro Atlanta Neurosurgery Foundation was founded to provide educational support to health care professionals in the neurosciences and to provide medical resources to those in financial need both locally and in third world countries.
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The Metro Atlanta Neurosurgery Foundation was founded to provide educational support to health care professionals in the neurosciences and to provide medical resources to those in financial need both locally and in third world countries.
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This is Lovelace Morganu Except for the distracting and growing tumors, she’s the perfect picture of a bubbly , 4 1/2-year old angel. She and her family live in the Volta Region of Ghana. |
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Lovelace at 14 months, before any tumors
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In November, 2009, Dr. Paul K. King, founder of the Metro Atlanta Neurosurgery Foundation (MANF) went on a medical mission to Ghana and joined the Korle Bu Neuroscience Foundation medical team to treat patients at the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital. It was there he met 4 year-old Lovelace. After examining her, Dr. King and others determined her surgery was too difficult to be performed in Ghana. Arrangements were made for her to come to the United States, where the doctors hoped she would undergo multiple surgeries at Johns Hopkins Hospital, in Baltimore, MD. | ||||
| Lovelace Morganu today, with growing facial and brain tumors | ||||
 Lovelace Morganu and her family |
Dr Paul K. King with Lovelace and her father Michael | ||||
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Dr. King, Adopt A Village, MANF and the Lovelace family appreciate all the prayers and financial support extended to young Lovelace Morganu. She will require ongoing medication and medical treatment in Ghana. |
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God Bless You ALL.. |
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Metro Atlanta Neurosurgery Foundation (MANF) is a nonprofit, 501 (c)(3) organization. Copyright © 2008 Adopt A Village 285 Boulevard N.E, Suite 635, Atlanta, Georgia 30312 404-265-3308 - (fax) 404.265.3305 - info@aavproject.org |
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