KUTA - People with osteoporosis, Mimi Amisya Baharum, 11, is now faced with a broken bone for the fifth time since it was diagnosed at the age of two years.
His mother, Laizatul Zawayan Akma Ahmad, 45, said the state's third child of four siblings was a serious concern.
According to him, the state of health of Mimi also increasingly disturbed over recent years, such as prolonged fever and cough.
"She had just undergone surgery for a broken bone in the foot. He will continue to experience such a situation due to illness.
"At the moment, he still relies on a wheelchair to move around, especially at school," he said when met at the Visiting Program Indera Mahkota MP Datuk Fauzi Abdul Rahman.
Also present were Assemblywoman Semambu, Lee Chean Chung.
Laizatul Akma says she needs to give full attention to the needs of Mimi difficult moves as he suffered a broken since the latest.
He said he also need to get follow-up treatment every month to monitor the progress of the disease Mimi.
"Despite the slight hope of recovery, but my husband and I always try to treat it.
"So far, he has to get injections four times a year to ensure the bones are not fast fragile," he said.
Daily Herald has previously highlighted the plight of Mimi Amisya that growth faltering due to illness.
Mimi could not walk because his legs are not able to accommodate rapid weight loss than a broken tooth.
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