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Case 1:
Mr Ibrahim Habib, the counterpart to Jerome Boateng – similarly active and committed, born in Ghana and now living in Germany – is asking for help with two dramatic cases from Accra, the capital of Ghana in West Africa, but please read for yourself:
“Dear Tulisa Team,
I was approached by the father of a girl called Hajara Mohammed, aged 10. The girl has a heart defect that can be corrected at Korle-bu Teaching Hospital, where she is on the waiting list. Unfortunately, the treatment costs are too high – 16,000 US dollars! – of which the city is covering 8,000 USD and the family must raise the remaining amount. It is difficult and time is running out.”
Little Hajara suffers from tetralogy of Fallot: tetralogy of Fallot is a congenital malformation of the heart and the blood vessels close to the heart. It leads to reduced blood flow to the lungs and, consequently, to a lack of oxygen in the body. Life-threatening complications include sudden episodes of severe cyanosis, shortness of breath and loss of consciousness, which, if left untreated, inevitably lead to death.
The only hope for her survival lies in a complex heart operation to correct the above-mentioned heart defects. Her parents do not have the money needed for the operation and have only been able to raise half of the US$8,000 cost through charitable funds.
Now it’s up to us: Time is of the essence – if you want to help little Hajara, please donate – any amount is welcome!
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There’s more to come from Accra…
Case 2:
“Dear Tulisa Team,
Everyone here now thinks I’m Mother Teresa, well, well. At lunchtime today, a mother came to see me; in tears, she told me about her son, who has been diagnosed with cancer in his leg. The good news is that he needs to, and could, have surgery in Ghana – the bad news is that they can’t afford the operation; they’ve tried many things, but haven’t been able to raise that much money.
I told her I couldn’t promise anything; but she should still send me the diagnosis and a cost estimate from the hospital. …Can the Tulisa Foundation help…?
Best regards,
Ibrahim”
To investigate the cancer diagnosis in the lower leg area further and, above all, to be able to treat it, TULISA needs your support!
Save little Steven: from death and the ever-widening area at risk of amputation… Steven & Tulisa would like to thank all donors in advance!