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Patients' Stories

Janitis
My name is Jānis Šalms. When I was a half year old, I was taken to the hospital and the doctors could not diagnose me for a long time. After long effort and with the help of their colleagues from Belgium they arrived at a conclusion that I have a very rare genetic disease, and I am the only one in Latvia with such diagnosis. Only liver transplantation could help me.
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Airita
On 6 September 2010 my daughter Airita got poisoned after having a meal from white agaric mushroom.
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Markuss
The support of „Day of Goodness” contributors gave Markuss opportunity to go to Denmark, where he had foot surgery and he got special orthoses.
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Mihails
Thanks to contributors, smiley Mihails will be able to continue ABA therapy and improve his communication skills.
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Katrīna
Thanks to the contributors who participated in the campaign "Day of Goodness", Katrīna has a calmer everyday life, as she received an insulin pump she needed so much.
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Monta
Brave and wonderful Monta is the ambassador of "Day of Goodness". Thanks to the support of contributors and her determination, Monta has begun to walk independently.
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Vera
Vera will have a complicated orthosis to be made, and the girl will be able to walk and dance that she so much likes to do.
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Eva
Funds for emergency situations made it possible for Eva to arrive in Hamburg in six hours and undergo an urgent liver transplantation.
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Emanuels
Emanuel’s big dream was to stand on his own feet, and now he has succeeded. The boy is already walking independently with RGO orthoses.
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Hugo
The cheerful Hugo is wearing orthoses that help his bones grow, and he hopes that one day he will walk independently.
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Alberts
"Angels above Latvia" will enable Alberts to attend the necessary specialists who will help him develop spoken language skills.
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Reinis
Reinis is closer to his dream of basketball, as it will be possible for him to undergo the required leg foot surgery!
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Anna
Thanks to peer support, Anna will be able to develop and improve her walking ability!
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