Born lonely: Die lonely portrays arrival and life of Kunsa Morir Kanjang. Lucky Kunsamori lonely landed onto the Garden of Eden in 1932 as one of twins but lost both mother and twin partner during birth. The saga of which unfolds in coming pages. Our destiny is caved seventy five percent by us and twenty five percent by sheer luck. Since the latter is of rare gift one must buck up and role sleeves to not only build a worthy rewarding life but one nobly shared. Kunsa’s date with destiny was nothing less than bringing a much needed healthcare delivery to rural Gambia. Current medical services in rural Gambia are an insult to humanity and a painful, woeful neglect of the rural people. Ninety five percent of the Health Centres have no medications and worse they are ill-equipped and poorly manned for volume of service it need rendered. Among the shortages, besides lacking doctors, are that there are no adequate staffing, no ambulances, and above all Health Centres are strewed with dilapidated and poorly maintained equipment, and surrounded by bad feeder roads making it more hazardous for patients needing emergency care. I write to raise funds for building Njawara village hospital.