September 22, 2016
Lorine is a two-year-old girl who is the second of two children. Her father is a teacher at a local school and her mother works as a shopkeeper.
Lorine has very severely bowed legs. The bowing started when she began to walk and progressed until she can barely walk at all. Her parents therefore sought out treatment for Lorine. She requires surgery to realign and stabilize her knees and legs. $940 will cover the cost of this surgery, which will greatly improve how Lorine walks, allowing greater mobility and improve future development.
Lorine’s mother said, “I am so blessed to have found a place where Lorine can be treated. I hope that she will be able to walk like her peers and attend kindergarten.”
Lorine is a two-year-old girl who is the second of two children. Her father is a teacher at a local school and her mother works as a shopkee...
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November 15, 2016
Lorine Jema successfully was treated for clubfoot.
Lorine’s surgery was successful! She is now in the care of The Plaster House for a few months months of rehabilitation, and is on track for a full recovery. When her casts are removed, she should be able to get around like any other toddler (and get into all the sorts of trouble toddlers typically look for). She’s on track to grow normally and have every opportunity for a regular life of school and play and family.
“Thanks Plaster House people,” says Lorine. “Hurry up so I can play with my friends.”
Lorine's surgery was successful! She is now in the care of The Plaster House for a few months months of rehabilitation, and is on track for ...
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