A donor pays 300,000 dirhams for the cost of bone marrow transplantation for Abu Mohammed, who has been suffering from leukemia since 2016. Medical reports from Tawam Hospital in Al Ain confirmed that the patient's body no longer accepts more doses of chemotherapy, That he needs a bone marrow transplant as soon as possible to save his life, while his family suffers difficult financial conditions.
And coordinated the "hot line" between the donor and the Department of Islamic Affairs and Charitable Action in Dubai, to convert the value of the donation to the parties concerned.
The wife of the patient expressed her happiness at the donor's initiative, and deep thanks to him, octagonal stand with her husband in his health. She pointed out that the financial conditions experienced by her family is very bad.
She added that this behavior is not strange to charities and the people of the UAE, which is characterized by humanity and charity charity.
On January 23, Emirates Al-Youm published the story of the suffering of (Abu-Muhammed Palestinian) leukemia, and the need for bone marrow transplant outside the state as soon as possible to save his life.
According to medical reports, «the patient began receiving chemotherapy doses at Dubai Hospital in September 2016, and then completed chemotherapy sessions at Tawam Hospital in Al Ain for two years», noting that «the disease subsided briefly, but returned strongly threatening his life, because his body did not "He accepts chemotherapy," he said, stressing the need for bone marrow transplant as soon as possible, in a specialized centers, so as not to deteriorate his health, especially as he is constantly suffering from high temperature and feel very tired.
The patient's wife explained that he was injured in 2016 by high temperature and exhaustion, which prevented him from moving. The doctor diagnosed him as a "cold" and described him as an antidepressant.
"My husband continued to take medicine but the heat did not go down. He went to the American hospital in Dubai for tests and tests to be more reassured. I explained to the doctor the symptoms he suffers. He asked for blood tests and tests, which showed that there was an imbalance in the blood. He was diagnosed with leukemia. The doctor asked him to take him to Dubai Hospital for chemotherapy.
"My husband's body responded to the treatment, and it improved for a short time, but the disease came back stronger, and his body no longer responds to any chemical doses, and a marrow transplant is needed to save his life," she said.
The wife went on to send his medical reports to a specialized hospital in Lebanon, and the cost of bone marrow transplant was 300,000 dirhams.
Her husband worked in the private sector for a salary of 4,500 dirhams and was diagnosed with cancer, leaving him to work. He is the sole breadwinner and has no source of income other than to help family and friends and her family of four.
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According to medical reports issued by Tawam Hospital in Al Ain, "the 44-year-old patient needs a bone marrow transplant as soon as possible to eliminate the cancer cells that threaten his life because they are a major danger to him." He is now accepting chemotherapy sessions. "
"Bone marrow transplantation is not available in state hospitals, so the patient needs to travel to Lebanon," she said.