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Incoming e-mails"To Save My Daughter's Life" June 20, 2000
SOS - Lin Dear Sir/Madam, It is asking kind help from China to save my daughter's life. My daughter is a one-year-old girl. She was diagnosed as having serious congenital heart diseases (VSD, functionally single ventricle, transposition of great arteries and pulmonary hypertension). The diagnosing doctors told me that my daughter's diseases were highly rare, complex, dangerous and almost incurable in China. My husband and I are in the deepest despair. My husband and I are ordinary workers in China. We are trying to seek possible international help, which seems to be the only opportunity for my daughter. Our economic situation is poor and cannot afford international medical expenses. So any help or information about charitable medical organizations and possible financial support will be highly appreciated. To find more possible help from the kind people all over the world, we hope this message could be spread out. My family would be extremely grateful if you would like to give us help in whatever way.
Thank you very much!
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Dear BOES.ORG crew, My daughter's name is Lin Wei-hua. She was born on June 12, 1999. She is a lovely girl. Her arriving to this world brought us happyness. We love her just like other parents to their children. Unfortunately, she was dignosed as congenital heart disease. We took her from Fuzhou to Shanghai to go to the best hospotal in China. But we were told that she cannot be performed surgery because of the technique here. My daughter is only one year old. She does not know what is happening to her. She also does not know what is waiting for her. I hope that she would never know and she can grow up happy, like other children. The diagnosis report from Shanghai Children's Medical Center was translated to English. It is attached below.
Sincerely yours,
Dear BOES.ORG crew, I just sent you 2 email for my daughter's(Lin Wei-hua) information. The first one attached a brief case report from the doctor in Shanghai. The second one attached a photo of my daughter. Please check them and tell me if you need anything else. Thanks for your kindness help!
Sincerely yours,
BRIEF CASE REPORT, from Shanghai Children's Medical Center.
Wei-Hua Lin, a one-year-old girl, is referred for a murmur. Cyanosis is present. SaO 2 is 89 percent. Blood pressure is normal. A systolic murmur can be heard at the middle to lower region of the left sternal margin. P2 is accentuated. Liver is 2 cm below the right costal margin. CXR shows increased pulmonary vascular markings and enlarged heart shadow. ECG shows right atrium enlargement, more than 60mm of V3 lead and biphasic T wave on the right chest leads.
The result of recent hepatitis B test is feminine.
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