Drogba Of YOLO fame faces serious health issue, needs for financial aid

Sadly, it has been discovered that Ghanaian actor John Bredu Peasah—fondly known by his followers as Drogba—had demyelinating illness.

In addition to disclosing this unsettling knowledge, actor and sketch writer Jefferey Nortey emphasized how urgently funding is needed to support Drogba’s essential rehabilitation. The following text was on a flier that Jeff distributed:

“John Bredu Peasah (Drogba) of Yolo series has been diagnosed with a Demyelinating Disease and undergoing treatment for the past Two and Half years. He is in need of financial support to aid in his treatment. Kindly donate to support his treatment. Thank you.”

A demyelinating disease, according to the Mayo Clinic, is any illness that damages the myelin sheath, the protective coating that encases the nerve fibers in your brain, spinal cord, and optic nerves, which lead to your eyes. Neurological issues result from nerve impulses that slow down or even cease when the myelin sheath is compromised.

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A health website states that while there is no known treatment for demyelinating disorders, some people may see a different course of their condition as a result of disease-modifying medicines.

Treatment for symptoms may be coupled with these treatments. Each person experiences demyelinating disorders differently, as do their symptoms and course. Getting a diagnosis as soon as possible and discussing treatment options with others are essential.