The donation results
Through this donation we received more than 1 million Dh, for kids like Suha and Mohammed.
The medical results of these kids you can see by the attached pictures and videos.
Suha Bashayreh
Suhas Family is after this fundraising campaign very relieved, she found a new way back to her life.Her Father thanked all this people who enable Suha her prosthesis.
He said: “I am deeply grateful to see my little girl smile again.”
Suha need continuously after 6 to 8 months Check-ups, because children like Suha
are in a very high Mobility class
and experience difficulty as they grow.
PR Reports about Suha
A Jordanian teenager who received artificial limbs when her legs were amputated after an accident has delighted parents and doctors with her progress.
Suha Bashayreh, 15, was severely injured in a road accident in 2007. She was provided with prostheses at Dubai Healthcare City after funds were raised by 7EmiratesRun and Al Jalila Foundation.
Suha Bashayreh was 10 years old when both her legs were amputated after an accident in June 2007. Today, with intense prosthetic rehabilitation that she underwent at the Dubai Healthcare City (DHCC), the Jordanian teenager with a medical history of bilateral limb amputation is able to walk again.
Mohammed Ayoub
With the support of your donations,
we could help Mohammed, that he can walk again.
Mohammed need continuously after 6 to 8 months Check-ups, because children like Mohammed
are in a very high Mobility class
and experience difficulty as they grow
PR Reports about Mohammed
The 7 Emirates Run team is made up of seven experienced ultra-marathon runners based in the United Arab Emirates and is led by German Guinness World Record holder Wendelin Lauxen (category: fastest time to complete a marathon on each of the seven continents). They will cover 575km across all seven emirates in 12 days, culminating on 2nd December 2013, the 42nd National Day of the UAE. The money raised will be used to pay for life-changing surgery and post-operative medical support for an 18-month old boy from Sharjah, Mohammed Ayoub, who suffers from deformities to both legs.
The team of seven ultra-marathon runners, led by German Guinness World Record holder, Wendelin Lauxen, and sponsored by Dubai Healthcare City, commenced their 12-day run from Khalidiya Palace Rayhaan by Rotana in Abu Dhabi. Almost 40 students from at least 5 GEMS schools, and staff members of GEMS Education, accompanied the team for the first 5km. The run aims to raise funds for Al Jalila Foundation to pay for a life-transforming surgery and post-operative medical support for Mohammed Ayoub, an 18-month-old boy from Sharjah who suffers from deformities to both legs.