Lives We Are Helping
We are so glad you have chosen us.
This event is more than a concert—it is a mission of love.
Through your support, we extend God’s compassion to individuals who are currently facing health challenges.
Each ticket you purchase becomes a channel of blessing, hope, and healing.
Ptr. Friedy Sicwaten
Ptr. Friedy Beyden Sicwaten, born on February 27, 1973, faithfully served the Lord and His people throughout his life. He had a history of a mild stroke in 2012 and had been on maintenance medications since then.
On February 13, 2026, he experienced severe difficulty breathing and was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. He was revived after cardiac arrest and was diagnosed with community-acquired pneumonia and severe acute coronary syndrome. Despite medical interventions and continuous care, Ptr. Friedy remained unconscious.
As the Concert for a Cause was approaching, Ptr. Friedy peacefully passed away (April 17, 2026). Though he is no longer with us, his life, faith, and service continue to speak through the people he has led and loved.
He leaves behind a lasting legacy, including the church he faithfully shepherded in Pongpong, Sto. Thomas, La Union, as well as his beloved family and community.
This concert, which was originally organized to support his medical needs, will continue with its purpose. All proceeds from the tickets sold will still be given to support his family and the church he left behind, as a way of honoring his life, ministry, and dedication to God.
Ptr. Friedy’s journey may have come to an end, but the impact of his life remains, a testimony of faith, service, and love for the Lord.
Magdalene Olatic
The patient has a significant medical history beginning in 2021, when she suffered a stroke. Since that time, she has experienced ongoing health complications, resulting in multiple hospital admissions due to her condition. Following the stroke, the patient has been under continuous medical management, including maintenance medications, regular follow-up consultations, and periodic laboratory testing to monitor her overall health status.
Progression of Renal Condition:
Over time, laboratory investigations revealed a progressive increase in serum creatinine levels, indicating declining kidney function. Despite adherence to prescribed medications and treatment plans, her renal function continued to deteriorate. This progression eventually led to a diagnosis consistent with chronic kidney disease (CKD), with worsening renal insufficiency.
Recent Clinical Event:
In 2025, the patient presented with symptoms of chest tightness and difficulty breathing, prompting immediate hospitalization. Due to the severity of her condition and the progression of renal failure, she was initiated on hemodialysis during that admission.
Current Management:
At present, the patient:
✅ Undergoes hemodialysis twice weekly
✅ Continues to take prescribed maintenance medications
✅ Attends regular follow-up consultations with:
✅A Nephrologist (kidney specialist)
✅An Internal Medicine physician
✅ She also continues to undergo routine laboratory monitoring to assess her kidney function and overall health status
Summary:
This patient has a complex medical history marked by a prior stroke and progressive renal disease, now requiring long-term dialysis. Ongoing multidisciplinary care and close monitoring remain essential in managing her condition and preventing further complications.
Sonia Kerchaten
Currently undergoing treatment and continuous medical follow-up for multiple serious health conditions affecting her brain, heart, and overall circulation.
Primary medical conditions include:
• Previous stroke / chronic brain infarct
• Transient ischemic attack (TIA or “mini-stroke”)
• Generalized tonic-clonic seizures / epilepsy
• Hypertension (Stage II)
• Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
• Coronary artery disease
Her previous stroke has affected the blood supply to a part of her brain, which contributed to the development of seizures and epilepsy, requiring continuous maintenance medications and regular neurologic follow-up.
She is also managing diabetes and high blood pressure, both of which increase the risk of another stroke and require strict monitoring, laboratory tests, maintenance medicines, and regular consultations.
At present, she continues to need:
• maintenance medications for seizures, blood pressure, diabetes, and stroke prevention
• regular laboratory monitoring
• neurologic and internal medicine follow-up consultations
• daily blood pressure monitoring
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