December 11, 2014
“Sambo has two children,” Children’s Surgical Centre (CSC) tells us about this 38-year-old man from Cambodia. “He likes to listen to the news on the radio. Sambo said he wants to be able to return to feeding the pigs and planting morning glory on his farm.”
“Sambo’s vision began to blur three months ago,” CSC writes. “He had to stop working as a welder - making it hard for him to support his family. He is sad that he cannot work and help his wife care for their children and home.”
CSC clinicians are prepared to remove cataracts from both of Sambo’s eyes to help restore his vision. The procedure is a simple one and will run at $150. Let’s fund Sambo’s care and get him back to work.
"Sambo has two children," Children's Surgical Centre (CSC) tells us about this 38-year-old man from Cambodia. "He likes to listen to the new...
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March 17, 2015
Sambo received treatment to restore his vision.
Sambo’s surgery was a success! Sambo’s doctor at Children’s Surgical Centre writes, “Sambo is so happy that his surgery was a success and he can see clearly again. He is looking forward to returning to work as a welder and planting morning glory and gourds to help earn money to support his family. Sambo is also excited to visit family in Battambang now that his eyesight has improved.”
Sambo's surgery was a success! Sambo's doctor at Children's Surgical Centre writes, "Sambo is so happy that his surgery was a success and he...
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