THREE?weeks ago I wrote about a young man, Nicholas Jordan, who was involved in an accident two years ago that left him brain damaged and unable to help himself.
There was an overwhelming response from churches, individuals and groups – some from overseas – who reached out to Jordan, a Guyanese national, and donated food items and cash.
His caretaker Rosalind Thompson, who took him into her home after his family member said she could no longer accommodate him, has expressed gratitude to the people who helped.
She said Jordan was very grateful for the outpouring of kindness. “I want to thank everyone for their help and support. He is progressing slowly but he understands and appreciates the help that he is getting,” she said.
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