Ngorn is a 66-year-old wife, mother, and farmer from Cambodia. She has three daughters and four sons. When she is not working, Ngorn likes to cook, clean her home, and look after her granddaughter.
About five years ago, Ngorn developed skin cancer on her back. She first visited our medical partner, Children’s Surgical Centre (CSC), in February 2017. At that time, surgeons removed a carcinoma on her back. That procedure was funded by Watsi.
Now, CSC is requesting $450 to fund a skin graft procedure that will help Ngorn’s wound from the carcinoma fully heal. During this procedure, the damaged skin will be removed and replaced with healthy skin. The $450 will cover labor costs, hospital fees, procedure supplies, and medications.
Ngorn is scheduled to receive the surgery on March 17. Once the wound is healed, Ngorn will be able to live life more comfortably.