January 12, 2016
Meet Pha, a 26-year-old farmer from Cambodia. During a recreational game of volleyball. Pha injured his right index finger when blocking a spike. His proximal interphalangeal (PIP) join became dislocated and eventually infected, which currently prevents the use of his hand.
“I can’t hold anything,” explains Pha, who also enjoys listening to Pop music and watching movies with his four siblings.
For $392, we can fund a PIP joint fusion surgery to realign his finger and allow him to return to work.
“I hope my hand will be better after the operation and I can hold stuff properly again,” shares Pha. “After I am healed I will go back home and work to support my life.”
Meet Pha, a 26-year-old farmer from Cambodia. During a recreational game of volleyball. Pha injured his right index finger when blocking a s...
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March 7, 2016
Pha received successful surgery to realign his right index finger.
After surgery, Pha can now move his finger without pain. He must continue therapy for two weeks to regain more mobility, and he has a followup appointment in three months at the hospital.
“I can use my hand properly again. I am really thankful to Children’s Surgical Centre (CSC) and all the doctors and staff for helping me,” Pha shares.
After surgery, Pha can now move his finger without pain. He must continue therapy for two weeks to regain more mobility, and he has a follow...
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