Boys Day at the Beach
Our boys have not been allowed off our premises for over two years but finally, they were allowed out! What an exciting day that ws for them!... read more
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Leymark | Completed October 2008 |
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Darwin |
Requires further investigation. Booked for biopsy Unfortunately the parents of this child are refusing surgery. |
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Maria Mayona | Thank you to Brookfield Primary School, Chapel in the Pines Church, USA and Debbie Bertini, for raising the money for Maria's surgery. |
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Ryan |
Ryan is being cared for at the Ruel House. He is now eating and doing well and looking much better as the after photo shows. Although marked as completed, he still requires sponsorship of $125 per month whilst at the Ruel house. Thank you to all tho |
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Marife |
Thank you to all those who helped with the surgery for Marife. Marife had a badly deformed right foot (as can be seen in her photo, pictured with her younger brother). Walking was extremely difficult and painful. This deformity hindered her ability to |
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Dollie Rose | Thank you to all those who helped with Dollie Rose\'s surgery. |
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Shaina |
Shaina has had her operation now. Thank you so much to all those who contributed to her surgery. She suffered from congenital cataract with meningocele. Shaina is a lovely girl who gives joy to her family. She plays with her mother and she can do norm |
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Michael Angelo |
Thank you to Barry and Barbara Doig and Bernie and Keiran Fahy who helped pay for his surgery. We apologise for the current lack of an "after" photo for Michael. |
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Joshua |
We brought Joshua to the hospital for his cleft lip operation. It was found he has a heart mumur so we took him for an \'echo\' test and it was eventually decided not to proceed with Joshua\'s operation as the risk to his life was too great. Joshua, a |
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Jessa |
We have done as much as possible with Jessa for the time being. Doctors have advised us to leave Jessa until she is twelve years old. The reason is her bones will be more developed by then. |