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Life has turned unexpectedly for a 14-year-old.0 girls from a small village in Machakos county after she contracted an uncommon medical condition forcing her to quit school. The girl from Kyevaluki village was diagnosed with an auto -immune disease with blood leaking from every crevice in her body. Medics say there's no known cure for this condition.
14-year-old girl quits school after contracting an uncommon medical condition
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