Radio Jambo presenter Ghost Mulee was on a trip to India to save his brother who needed a kidney but ended up saving his life in the process.
Speaking on their show alongside Gidi, Ghost, who is still in India and is expected back into the country next week, narrated how he went to donate the kidney to his elder brother but ended up getting surgery in the process after being diagnosed with sleeping apnea.
“My brother had a kidney problem and he needed a transplant. We organized on getting the visa and cleared by the Kenyan government,” he said.
“We came to India but after the doctor analysed my brother’s kidney, he said there is no need to change it and promised to help him. I was so happy.”
He went on:
“The doctor told me I should thank God I am alive as I was prone to a stroke and could have died. Sleep apnea can cause diabetes, cancer. I was advised to go for surgery immediately.”
Ghost Mulee and his brother in India
Sleeping apnea is a potentially serious sleep disorder in which breathing repeatedly stops and starts. Risk factors include age and obesity. It’s more common in men.
Ghost also said that he had a growth on his throat and after the surgery, he couldn’t speak or eat. He urged people who snore at night to be checked.
“It was a successful surgery and my advice to people who snore at night, people should go for a checkup. They should not ignore it,” he said.
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