Children with cancer need special cancer services to provide comprehensive care. In recent months, with the donations, we have implemented cryotherapy processes with the project "popsicles that give welfare" with a freezer that provides ice cream popsicles that benefit more than 150 pediatric patients. This cryotherapy strategy administers cold products during chemotherapy. It seeks to reduce inflammation and bioavailability of the chemotherapeutic in the digestive tract.
We carried out more than 83 musical, recreational and artistic activities where children had fun and shared with others. We also delivered 4,794 gifts at Christmas.Thanks for your donation. We were able to adapt spaces for their recovery, such as the infrastructure project of public bathrooms for patients and their families, from which 4,000 people have benefited.
Sara enjoys these colored spaces while we take care of her health. She is ten years old and started fighting cancer three years ago. Since she was diagnosed with leukemia, he learns and goes to class at the hospital. Her favorite subject is art because "it is art in itself" Currently, the doctors are scheduling her bone marrow transplant while she waits to get better to return home and go to school as usual.
With your donation, children like Sara helped in 2022. We will continue to work so that children with cancer receive treatments in appropriate areas for their development and human quality. ¡Thank you for believing in our cause!
Clara is a 7 year old girl diagnosed with Burkitt's lymphoma, an aggressive type of cancer that can affect the central nervous system, intestine, kidneys, among other organs. She was referred to our hospital from the municipality of La Ceja, after presenting symptoms such as inflammation and stomach pain.
She was received by our staff who put all the resources at her disposal and after several tests she was diagnosed. She is currently undergoing the fourth cycle of chemotherapy and hopes to be cured before Christmas and to be able to share with her twin sister who is waiting for her at home.
Clara and her mother are grateful for the attention they have received and the warm treatment from our staff, they hope to finish the remaining two cycles of chemotherapy and ring the bell as a symbol that Clara has beaten cancer. ,
With your contributions you help that more children like Clara can continue to receive specialized health care from the hand of our specialists and with the latest technology equipment.
Samuel is a 4 year old boy who came to our San Vicente Fundación Children's Hospital in 2019 in search of a treatment to cure his disease. This little boy suffers from leukemia since he was 19 months old; at that age he was in treatment for 2 consecutive years and managed to recover, however, in April 2022 he returned to our Hospital because he presented a high and repetitive fever, so he had to undergo several tests where they were able to identify that Samuel again suffered from leukemia.
In spite of how difficult this process is for Samuel and his family, they affirm that they are more united than ever, fighting with love this battle of life. Currently this little boy is receiving chemotherapy and his body is assimilating it very well.
At this moment Samuel and his parents trust in the doctors who were able to help him the first time, hoping that he can be healed this time; they are grateful for the attention they have received from our doctors and the agility they have put in the care of the process so that the disease does not continue to advance, trusting in a speedy recovery that allows them to return to enjoy as a family those simple details of life.
With your donations you allow us to continue providing the best care to patients like Samuel who seek a speedy and successful recovery from the hand of our doctors and specialists.
María is a 5-year-old girl who lives in Itagüí, a municipality located in the south of the Aburrá Valley. In September 2021 she came to our Children's Hospital after being referred for a very strong flu that caused her to have difficulty breathing. After some tests she was admitted to the Special Care Unit due to a collapsed lung and was later diagnosed with Ewing's sarcoma, a type of cancer that usually affects mostly children and develops mainly in the bones.
From the moment she was admitted to our Children's Hospital she has received medical treatment from our specialists and her recovery has been very encouraging. Marcela, her mother, tells us that in spite of how difficult her diagnosis is, they have been able to cope with it as a family and have given Maria all the love she needs.
A few days ago Maria had surgery for the extraction of the tumor in which they also removed 3 ribs, according to the medical report there are still 3 months of chemotherapy to finish the treatment. Maria and her mother are very grateful to our Hospital for the attention they have received, they are looking forward to the remaining days to finish the treatment and to ring the bell as a symbol that she recovered from cancer and that she will be able to resume her life with her friends from preschool.
With your donations you help us so that children like Maria can continue to receive comprehensive care, allowing them a speedy and successful recovery from the hands of our team of professionals.
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