16 jan 2009
Many people called me and told me about the Form 112. I will repeat Dan Santimbreanu’s words: “this form is out of discussion because the surgery is being done in Romania, even if there are very few chances to recover without having suffered permanent collateral damages”.
Laura’s diagnosis, acoustic neurinom, is a benign tumour that can be operated, still the surgical intervention requires scrupulous carefulness achievable only with the help of very high advanced medical technology. This technology is not yet to be found in Romanian hospitals. If you don’t have the money to go abroad where you have the hope of no bad consequences, then in Romania you get to choose between death and mutilation. I think the difference between the costs is a proof: 35 000€ in Germany against 7 000€ in Romania.
When does she need the money and how much has she gathered until now are the most frequently asked questions. She needs the money as soon as possible because the tumour is quite big and the surgery cannot be postponed, especially now when Laura is feeling worse and worse every day. The surgery should be done around middle February. …I will make a confession that will probably grieve her. Yet I hope more people will understand her situation and will help her: Laura speaks very loudly, unusually loudly. When reading about the symptoms of the illness you may say that her hearing is very damaged.
In the accounts there is nothing but her children’s welfare. Today, though she vas very happy because she received a little money from some relatives, neighbours, known and unknown people. Since I began to make her story public she gathered about 6000 lei (about 1500€). It is quite much, but comparing with the sum she needs it is very little.
In conclusion, Laura doesn’t have the money for the operation to be performed not even in Romania.
Many people called me and told me about the Form 112. I will repeat Dan Santimbreanu’s words: “this form is out of discussion because the surgery is being done in Romania, even if there are very few chances to recover without having suffered permanent collateral damages”.
Laura’s diagnosis, acoustic neurinom, is a benign tumour that can be operated, still the surgical intervention requires scrupulous carefulness achievable only with the help of very high advanced medical technology. This technology is not yet to be found in Romanian hospitals. If you don’t have the money to go abroad where you have the hope of no bad consequences, then in Romania you get to choose between death and mutilation. I think the difference between the costs is a proof: 35 000€ in Germany against 7 000€ in Romania.
When does she need the money and how much has she gathered until now are the most frequently asked questions. She needs the money as soon as possible because the tumour is quite big and the surgery cannot be postponed, especially now when Laura is feeling worse and worse every day. The surgery should be done around middle February. …I will make a confession that will probably grieve her. Yet I hope more people will understand her situation and will help her: Laura speaks very loudly, unusually loudly. When reading about the symptoms of the illness you may say that her hearing is very damaged.
In the accounts there is nothing but her children’s welfare. Today, though she vas very happy because she received a little money from some relatives, neighbours, known and unknown people. Since I began to make her story public she gathered about 6000 lei (about 1500€). It is quite much, but comparing with the sum she needs it is very little.
In conclusion, Laura doesn’t have the money for the operation to be performed not even in Romania.
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