Kisarale gave up her job to look after her child

Daily Monitor
Sunday April 25 2021
Trying time. Dorothy Kisarale had to quit her job to look after her child. She has not lost the lesson. PHOTO | ESTHER OLUKA
Summary
What it means. Harvey Rukidi, aged two years old, has dyskinetic cerebral palsy, a disease which affects muscle control and movement. Dorothy Kisarale, 31, shares the fears and challenges of raising  a child with special needs, writes Esther Oluka.
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Like any other pregnant woman, Dorothy Kisarale, prayed and hoped that in the end, she would have a successful birth. And, indeed, she had one. On Friday, January 4, 2019, at about 3pm, she gave birth to her second child, a bouncing baby boy at Kampala Hospital, a private health care facility.

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