MoeshaBoduong’s video lying in hospital bed sparks concerns
The health of Ghanaian socialite, Moesha Boduong, has become a major concern after a video emerged on social media, showing her lying motionless in a hospital bed.
According to reports, Boduong experienced a stroke, which resulted in the dysfunction of her entire right side.
In response to her health crisis, Boduong’s brother has created a GoFundMe account with the goal of raising $10,000 to cover her medical expenses.
However, some people on the internet have questioned the authenticity of the fundraising effort. They suspect that it may be an attempt to finance Boduong’s extravagant lifestyle rather than addressing her genuine healthcare needs.
Nevertheless, the video of Boduong at the hospital appears to verify the concerns about her health and overall well-being.
The footage shows Boduong unconscious in a hospital bed, surrounded by medical equipment and receiving intravenous drips.
This disturbing video has only intensified speculation regarding the seriousness of Boduong’s condition.
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