(Abu Hiba - Sudanese - 61 years) has been suffering from kidney cancer since 2019, and he needs to remove one of the kidneys, part of the bladder, as well as chemotherapy and nuclear radiation. The costs of his treatment in Dubai Hospital are 63 thousand and 391 dirhams.
According to the patient’s daughter, this treatment is the only and last hope to save his life, eliminate cancer permanently, and save him from slow death, but his family is unable to provide the cost of treatment, and they appeal to good people to help them provide treatment, before it is too late.
The medical report confirmed that the patient (Abu Wahba) needs to have one of his kidneys removed, part of the bladder, and chemical and nuclear therapy sessions as soon as possible.
In detail, the patient’s daughter told “Emirates Today” the story of her father’s suffering with the disease, saying that “my father suffers from several chronic diseases, including his heart disease, diabetes and pressure, and for several months he felt severe kidney pain, fever, and his inability to rise from The bed, which caused us concern, because it is the first time that he requests help to get out of bed ».
The daughter added: "My father quickly took us to one of the private clinics in Sharjah, and the necessary tests and analyzes were performed, and the attending physician asked to go immediately to the nearest government hospital, to perform the tests and analyzes more accurately, because he suspected that my father had a malignant disease."
She said: “When the doctor asked us to go to a government hospital, because he suspected his father of a malignant disease, we felt very sad and worried about my father, but the doctor tried to calm us down and told us that there might be an error rate in the initial diagnosis, and in order to make sure more, he should go to a government hospital.”
And the daughter continued, "We went immediately to Dubai Hospital, and the doctor asked for new tests and tests. The results of the tests revealed that my father had kidney cancer, and the doctor asked that a biopsy be taken from the bone marrow to check on his health."
She added that, “After three weeks, the result of the sample appeared, and she confirmed that he has kidney cancer, and that one of the kidneys, part of the bladder, needs to be removed, in addition to his need for chemotherapy sessions and nuclear radiation sessions after performing the surgeries. His treatment costs are 63 thousand and 391 dirhams ».
And the daughter added that "my father is currently continuing his treatment at Dubai Hospital, and the costs of treatment are exorbitant, given our poor financial means."
She continued that her sister works as a bus supervisor at a private school with a salary of no more than 1,800 dirhams, and hardly meets the necessary requirements for a family of five, and my family has been in permanent sadness, since she learned of the father’s disease, and her inability to provide treatment costs to alleviate the father’s pain, and eliminate the cancer that His body ransoms day and night.
And she said: «In the last days we feel that the world closed its doors on our face, and we found before us nothing but supplication to God with supplication.
She added that the family did its utmost and could not manage even a fraction of the costs of treating the father, who finally began to suffer deeply, cannot sleep, find no relief from his pain, and save his life from cancer.
She appealed to the people of benevolence and people of merciful hearts to help them in managing the amount of 63 thousand and 391 dirhams, the cost of treating her father before it was too late.
Nuclear radiation
The medical report, issued by the Oncology Department of Dubai Hospital, and "Emirates Today" obtained a copy of it, that "the patient is 61 years old, and he has suffered kidney cancer since 2019, and he needs to eradicate one of his kidneys, part of the bladder, and needs treatment Chemical, and some sessions of nuclear radiation as soon as possible, before his health deteriorated ».
The medical report added that the costs of treating the patient in the hospital amounted to 63 thousand and 391 dirhams, and the patient's family reported that she was unable to pay, even a small part of the treatment expenses.