.....Kwani no reviews here????

Hey, you visit Dr Wafula too!i used to when i was in Nairobi .He is a great gentleman,taught me a thing or two when i wasa new mum and would rush to see him every time baby had a fever.

@all.

thanks alot for the advice. my kids will see getrudes through signboards.

my daughter is okay at home, quite lively and even missing going back to school.

Immediately after my girl was diagnosised i passed there and saw the doc ( a 25yld or thereabout)(at Getrudes) who was supplying me with antibiotics and after sharing, she was eager i take chest x.rays to her to see(read to learn). previously, i had a presecribed injection which i had purchased and all that i required is one of the nurses to inject my girl = charges, if cash sh 900 or medical scheme sh 1,100 consultation + sh 900 za zindano.

long live wazua

mothers and fathers don't let Gertrude's send our lovely kids to graves,thank you Wazuans for your testimonies, i have learned Gertrude's are not a hospitals but grave yards.

I agree that the level of attention and care our kids get in Gertrudes Hospital is a shame. For nearly 6 months, l went to Gertrudes Hospital because my daughter had this persistently blocked nose that just couldnt clear. Getrudes finally recommended an operation. I decided to seek a asecond opinion at Doctors Plaza in Nairobi Hospital, and after three weeks of tests they insisted an operation was the way to go. We went ahead and book for the operation. Then a friend insisted we visit Prof. Wafula of KNH Doctors Plaza! You wont believe what happened. We got there at 6pm, as the operation was meant for the following day. The Prof told us there was NO need for a operation; that the blocked nose was caused by a blocked vein between the nose and the eyes and that ALL we needed to do, was to keep stroking the noise upwards, until she sheds tears. No medication, no medication, no medication! After three weeks, the blockage was gone; till today. And that was three years ago.