Project Report
| Oct 13, 2022
Cholera reaps the life of the first patient in northern Syria!
By Baraa AlSharbaji | Fundraising Officer
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We are still facing an upward curve in cholera cases in north and northwest Syria. The local health authorities have confirmed 85 people have been infected there and one death has occurred as of October 8.
The real disaster is the inaction in containing the epidemic, because this means an uncontrolled outbreak in the camps. Every donation from you is of paramount importance and a strong impact because in this pandemic we are in a race against time to save the lives of the injured and prevent infection.
Without your support, we may stop at any moment while the epidemic continues its upward curve and takes more lives.
Thank you to everyone who joined us and extended a helping hand to face a difficult human test again.
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Oct 12, 2022
How two heads live in one body, watch this!
By Baraa AlSharbaji | Fundraising Officer
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Your donations have always been the way to save the lives of dozens of newborns babies and make them see the light after their mothers went through difficult conditions during pregnancy, but now the situation is completely different and we cannot stand helpless in the face of a very rare thing that happened in one of SEMA's hospitals, which is the birth of twins with one body.
Although it is a very rare thing, it has been repeated more than once in northern Syria, specifically in SEMA hospitals, perhaps because of the remnants of the war!
Doctors at SEMA Hospital performed a cesarean section on a woman to give birth to two newborns babies joined in one body and she survived after the doctors' efforts.
How can two heads live in one body?
The survival rate of the two children does not exceed 25%., all SEMA medical staff made great efforts to save the mother and the two children, and they will be sent for treatment to a hospital in Turkey.
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Oct 13, 2022
Your support saved the little girl Ghazal who suff
By Baraa AlSharbaji | Fundraising Officer
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Ghazal Asleem, an 8-year-old girl, was brought to one of SEMA’s hospitals in north of Syria as she complained from recurring pains in the left side of her waist.
After conducting examinations and radiographs, a congenital narrowing in her left ureter was detected, which led to an expansion in the kidney. This in turn would cause a blockage of urine in the ureter and the complete loss of the kidney if not treated.
The girl underwent the needed surgery, and the ureter was successfully reformed. After the surgery, the girl’s health improved, and she was referred to the recovery section before discharge.
While surgery saves the lives of the elderly, but, for children, it forms theirs.
Your continued support is the basis for a healthy life for thousands of children every year.
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