Sponsor a Surgery.... Change a Life


If you haven't visited Sarah's blog yet... then what are you waiting for? Sarah just posted
A LIST of surgeries that are needed for her kids. If you feel led, please visit this LIST and donate what you can. Plus, you get to see pictures of all her little cuties and read a little bit about the surgeon in the U.S. who thinks he can save RACHEL'S LEG.

Still not convinced to give? Want PROOF that these surgeries actually work? Then be sure to watch this video of DHIVENA WALKING unassisted for the first time in her life after her surgery. (How old is Dhivena, Sarah? 12? 14?) Dhivena has a twin sister who needs the exact same surgery.

Also, if you want to learn more about the remarkable work that Sarah is doing in the lives of children from India with special needs, please read her entire BLOG. It's truly inspiring.

Oh one more thing. See that button on my sidebar that says "Operation India Princess"? Click HERE for a list of FAQ's that will give you more information about how you can help. And if you're local and feel like donating a dress, please let me know. I'll be sending a shipment over and would be happy to pick up some dresses from you.

Thanks!

Comments

sarah bess said…
:) (Wish they had rich text so I could blow that smile up as big as my own). You are wonderful, Leslie!
11:52 AM
Sentinel of Light said…
Hi Sarah,

I am wondering if you know an organization who have sponsorship programs for people who cannot afford the cost of a surgery.

I have a friend who has been previously diagnosed with an Infantile Uterus. She is in her
late thirties and the doctor that conducted the initial check-up told her that she needs to undergo an
operation as soon as possible.

There is an obstruction in her uterus so she never had any menses since she was a child. Now she is
having constant abnominal pains due to this condition.

She is an unemployed widow with no relative of means.

Your help is most appreciated. Thank you! :)
8:24 PM
Recovering Noah said…
Hi Hazel, is your friend in the US? I I don't know much about free surgeries, but if she's in the US, I'm wondering if Medicare would pay?
9:18 AM
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