Mary Roselyne faces significant challenges due to her diagnosis of sickle cell anemia. Her parents have been grappling with the financial burden associated with her medical care, exacerbated by the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on her father's employment. Prior to the pandemic, he was supportive, but job loss has added to their difficulties.

Roselyne and her sister (Whitney) are currently on hydroxyurea and Folic Acid; essential medications for managing sickle cell anemia. The cost of these medications, along with the expense of a Pneumococcal 23 vaccine every five years to prevent pneumonia, poses a financial strain on the family. The mother highlights the challenges of managing Roselyne's condition, including the need for daily medication, antimalarial drugs, and the high cost of hospital admissions during crises. The mother says she uses 40% of her earning on Roselyne and her sister's medication and she is not able to sustain her in school.

Roselyne's dream is unlikely to happen without sponsorship. The mother requested assistance from a nun who also has no income apart from prayers and it is Sr Jane who requested her educational support so that she can have a better future.