Half of my body is paralyzed -Moesha Boduong
Ghanaian Actress and Socialite Moesha Boduong has been compelled to make her health status public after the latter told a journalist that 50% of her body is not functioning properly.
During an exclusive interview with the media, Moesha Boduong revealed that she is currently facing health challenges, with half of her body paralyzed. Despite struggling to walk and speak properly for several months, Moesha remains hopeful for a full recovery, believing that God will heal her and fulfill her dreams of becoming a global superstar.
Earlier this year, Moesha collapsed and was hospitalized, leading to rumors of a stroke. Her brother set up a GoFundMe account to raise funds for her medical expenses, with supporters contributing to help cover the costs.
In the interview, Moesha expressed gratitude to her fans, friends, and family for their support during this difficult time. She acknowledged the efforts to raise funds for her treatment and assured that all contributions are being used for their intended purpose.
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