A Kaieteur News column takes on the steady stream of desperate appeals filling Guyanese social media feeds. Written in the paper's trademark Creole style, it notes that these are not minor troubles like a dead phone battery or slow Wi-Fi but genuine life-and-death situations. Every day, the writer says, there is another story of somebody sick or somebody who needs medical treatment overseas. The message behind the title is that prayers alone will not fix it; people also need a push, the practical help that turns sympathy into action.