NORTHERN CAPE. – Sunica Müller (31) of Upington is fighting for her life following a serious motor accident outside Oliphantshock on 6 October, in which her husband died. The couple's three young children, aged seven, five and three, are now without their father while their mother must undergo further specialist treatment.
According to a fundraising campaign Sunica suffered serious injuries, including bleeding and swelling on the brain, a broken collarbone and shoulder blade, four broken vertebrae and three broken ribs. One of the ribs punctured her lung. She was initially taken to Kathu Lenmed hospital, where medical staff stabilised her condition. She must now be transferred to a private hospital in Kimberley so that she can receive specialist treatment and further operations.
Sunica does not belong to a medical aid scheme and her family faces unexpected medical and hospital expenses, while they also must process the loss of her husband and care for the three children. Kalahari High School is asking the public on social media to contribute to the campaign or share it with others. Click here to read more.
This article is an automatic English translation of a Nuusflits article originally published in Afrikaans. Read the Afrikaans original.
