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Disabled infant with a cochlear problem seeks help - who knows what to do 2?, 16 Oct. 2010 19:26
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MoinMoin!
Just got this call for help of slides. A friend from Pottuvil (main town in Arugam Bay) has a two-year-old disabled son with a cochlear problem. To my knowledge this has to do with hearing and / or sense of balance. Doctors recommend an expensive treatment (10,000 ?) for a cochlear implant, which can not afford the father. Dias has asked me via the forums to ask if anyone can help or knows of an organization that could help here. Keyasdeen is me personally for many years and has always been very reliable.
There is a problem ENOTHE to talk with you, that is Keyasdeens Atheeb Son, just two years old boy, is dissabled. He cannot hear, and talk, many times they took him to the hospitals, the last some days ago then took him to the specialist doctor in Kandy Kandy has Keyas informed about the problem of the kid, there will be a surgery to be done, for the querity of the kid, same time one special instrument call "COCHLEAR INPLANTAT''must plan between the ear and the brain, this is only way to serve him. that said instrument is very expensive, but it is a product of Germany. So the surgery will cost 1.5 million rs. now they are in a critical situation they need help from everyone to serve the life of the child, please try to find someone who can help to grant this instrument for this surgery, I hope you can try through the internet.
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RE: Handicapped Child with cochlear problem seeks help - who knows what to do?, 16 Oct. 2010 14:46
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MoinMoin!
Just got this call for help of slides. A friend from Pottuvil (main town in Arugam Bay) has a two-year-old disabled son with a cochlear problem. To my knowledge this has to do with hearing and / or sense of balance. Doctors recommend an expensive treatment (10,000 ?) for a cochlear implant, which can not afford the father. Dias has asked me via the forums to ask if anyone can help or knows of an organization that could help here. Keyasdeen is me personally for many years and has always been very reliable.
There is a problem ENOTHE to talk with you, that is Keyasdeens Atheeb Son, just two years old boy, is dissabled. He cannot hear, and talk, many times they took him to the hospitals, the last some days ago then took him to the specialist doctor in Kandy Kandy has Keyas informed about the problem of the kid, there will be a surgery to be done, for the querity of the kid, same time one special instrument call "COCHLEAR INPLANTAT''must plan between the ear and the brain, this is only way to serve him. that said instrument is very expensive, but it is a product of Germany. So the surgery will cost 1.5 million rs. now they are in a critical situation they need help from everyone to serve the life of the child, please try to find someone who can help to grant this instrument for this surgery, I hope you can try through the internet.
This is here to explain the problem, I just found on Wikipedia.
de.wikipedia.org / wiki / Cochlear Implant
Christian and Andrea (Nature Volunteers) have helped me to make donation letters and flyers that you can download immediately from.
www.haputale.de / ci-Adeeb flyer.pdf
www.haputale.de / ci-Adeeb english.pdf
www.haputale.de / ci-Adeeb english.pdf
Please help us herunterzualden print these files, and in your neighborhood, on bulletin boards in stores, at school, college and hang out at work. Only together we have the opportunity to reach as many helpers.
Thank you for your support,
Oliver
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RE: Handicapped Child with cochlear problem seeks help - who knows what to do 2?, 17 Oct. 2010 09:27
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Hello people
Your brain turns on hard times, as you might get a little help for the little ones on the road.
Whom can you speak?
Are there charitable organizations that give grants would NEN?
Are there companies that want to do something for charity?
Are there any websites where you should spread that?
Are there schools that can organize a fundraiser?
Are there churches that can contribute something?
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RE: Handicapped Child with cochlear problem seeks help - who knows what to do 2?, 17 Oct. 2010 11:10
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? 10,000 is an insane amount .......
Dokter I currently own a house construction for the "Bicyleman" where I am faced with the ridiculous sum of 1000 ?. Surely you can find every now and then someone who participates with 10,00 ? and if you have very good luck, also extends over a time a 50 ? note.
Since this year I unfortunately do not even Christmas Market (the Veranstältung falls out completely), I currently see no way to get at such huge sums. The small clubs will be represented here because not even be able to help. And if the "big boys" who have the money, take care of those individual stories? Surely not ....... or is it?
More occurs to me now, unfortunately, not one. My enthusiasm of earlier times has given way for a long time a very realistic pessimism.
LG, Pedi 
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RE: Handicapped Child with cochlear problem seeks help - who knows what to do 2?, 17 Oct. 2010 12:42
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Moin, Petra,
I got this idea of ??proportionality, of course. With so much money, many other projects are funded. Nevertheless, I also touched this individual's fate. I've experienced this once already with a girl in Kelburne. I found it on a hike in a tea plantation, spoke with the family, immediately make an appointment with a doctor friend agreed. We had to exert much pressure, so this child could be evaluated at least once. Accordingly, they would have then had good chances, only to help the family showed no interest. A disabled daughter has just not the role of a son.
When this boy here is different. Wants to help the family, every doctor pulls to rate Ahteeb want a better future. So I can at least try to help Keyasdeens family at this issue.
Thus the child also gets a face, here's a photo on May 2010
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RE: Handicapped Child with cochlear problem seeks help - who knows what to do 2?, 17 Oct. 2010 15:07
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Hello, Oliver,
I wanted to put down for heaven's sake, do not need your concern ....... if I had the money, I would definitely give a sum that helps. BUT, it is difficult at this chunk of money already.
Even if we use a portion of the calendar benefit to only a fraction of the sum is together that is needed. But I promise to make me think .....
LG, Pedi
It is the biggest mistake of doing nothing, just because you can do very little. Do what you can!
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RE: Handicapped Child with cochlear problem seeks help - who knows what to do 2?, 17 Oct. 2010 17:27
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I rumgegoogelt times a bit and came across a similar fate also current.
To find here!
The total cost is estimated much higher here, unfortunately, a total of almost 17,000 ? in an operation in Sri Lanka. The cost of an operation in Germany would amount to ? 40,000. Unfortunately, even here, the total is not met yet, so the idea of ??possibly asking for help for Atheep, probably is not good.
Perhaps it would be wise to first figure out again how high the cost of this operation are now really where this operation can be carried out, etc. ...
It is the biggest mistake of doing nothing, just because you can do very little. Do what you can!
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RE: Handicapped Child with cochlear problem seeks help - who knows what to do?, 17 Oct. 2010 21:26
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Hi Petra,
do not worry. I appreciate your comments.
Keyasdeen phone could not be reached today. He has sent me a text message but that he is grateful for any assistance. This treatment sums seem so astronomically high, since it is hard to believe that a successful outcome. But only those who dare to give to the public, can hope to succeed. And it was only that a doctor is that provides this support. I will now wait only once, which documents the Father sends me. Thus, it is certainly easier to establish contacts with volunteers.
Adventurist has already given good advice here. Maybe this helps already.
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RE: Handicapped Child with cochlear problem seeks help - who knows what to do 2?, 18 Oct. 2010 08:45
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Have you ever heard the German Society Cochlear Implant written.
After all, also collecting the donations.
As it is with Physicians without borders. The drive but also by Sri Lanka. But probably only make the operating rooms where no such expensive implants must be used.
Here a Example for operating costs for kidney stones that must be removed by surgery. Costs in the state hospital, little, broken for kidney surgery. Now, the other kidney in an operation in Colombo Apollo KH. Doctor from India, costing two Lahks (1,400 ?). No idea what it costs in Germany
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RE: Handicapped Child with cochlear problem seeks help - who knows what to do 2?, 18 Oct. 2010 11:23
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Garfield:
I rumgegoogelt times a bit and came across a similar fate also current.
To find here!
The total cost is estimated much higher here, unfortunately, a total of almost 17,000 ? in an operation in Sri Lanka. The cost of an operation in Germany would amount to ? 40,000. Unfortunately, even here, the total is not met yet, so the idea of ??possibly asking for help for Atheep, probably is not good.
Perhaps it would be wise to first figure out again how high the cost of this operation are now really where this operation can be carried out, etc. ...
It is the biggest mistake of doing nothing, just because you can do very little. Do what you can!
The costs are covered by health insurance in Germany but.
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RE: Handicapped Child with cochlear problem seeks help - who knows what to do 2?, 18 Oct. 2010 22:54
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True, I've never says otherwise. I just wanted to draw a comparison to Sri Lanka. But since there in Sri Lanka nunmal yes no health insurance, unfortunately, it uses very little that the costs are still a lot less than here with us.
I've actually written it only because I so had the idea, the child here to have operations in Germany ...... yes you read again and again that surgery on children from developing - or let's say more poor countries be free to operate here in Germany.
LG, Pedi
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RE: Handicapped Child with cochlear problem seeks help - who knows what to do 2?, 19 Oct. 2010 04:33
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Petra Yes, that would be my goal, to find a patron. Until then, I'm also thankful for each address that can be granted with such cases, employment and support. Dias trying now is to get all the important documents of the Father. Then I can also write to all of you recommended organizations and clubs.
Thanks anyway, that you study this subject with you.
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RE: Handicapped Child with cochlear problem seeks help - who knows what to do 2?, 19 Oct. 2010 10:53
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Garfield:
But since there in Sri Lanka nunmal yes no health insurance ....
Who says that?
Of course there are many health insurance companies and employees in SL
to be insured by their employers. In addition, there is also the
Opportunity to complete a private insurance.
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RE: Handicapped Child with cochlear problem seeks help - who knows what to do 2?, 19 Oct. 2010 22:50
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That may be so. But I dare say that in Germany there are relatively few, if any, uninsured citizens.
How is the situation in Sri Lanka?
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RE: Handicapped Child with cochlear problem seeks help - who knows what to do 2?, 20 Oct. 2010 09:51
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In D.land there are also plenty who have no health insurance. In SL Gegensatzt to the course content is low.
Those who can afford private insurance are in SL.
Those who do not, I guess these are intended 50% will be treated free of charge in public hospitals.
If there is nothing bad there are of course schedule delays. State hospitals in the exact same work as doctors in the private sector because they are committed to a portion of their time to do that.
In "normal conditions" are all dear to one private doctor what is it sooo expensive.
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RE: Handicapped Child with cochlear problem seeks help - who knows what to do 2?, 20 Oct. 2010 10:27
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In D.land there are also plenty who have no health insurance. In SL Gegensatzt to the course content is low.
Well, but I see that way. In my nearly # 20j olds experience as a medical assistant jedenfals me none is seen. And sometimes we have patients from socially lower strata, which were all insured by the welfare office.
Now let us but sometimes the issue is not to lose sight of. The fact is that the money can be spent on this expensive operation in any case. It would be desirable, first of all if all options are exhausted to pay for part of the costs themselves, either through loans, inquiries from relatives, neighbors .... etc. I liked that the gu in case I described initially, that the parents of this child have also been applied even a certain amount. I feel there somewhere about principle. And if it is only a small amount, it would show that you can stand even tried ................
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RE: Handicapped Child with cochlear problem seeks help - who knows what to do 2?, 20 Oct. 2010 10:45
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1st Keyasdeen to my knowledge, no health insurance.
2nd Anyone who believes that government hospitals in Sri Lanka are free, let me tell you that this is only partly correct. Additional costs, such as medication, care, clean food and other measures have to be paid. Rather it is reliable treatments in private clinics, their doctors, their services can pay dearly. But this can not afford a large number of people living in Sri Lanka.
3rd If this is not a normal condition, the hospital would treat any charge.
If it got to be a patron who wants to take over the operation and purchase costs of the cochlear Ahteb for Implats, please contact me very quickly.
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RE: Handicapped Child with cochlear problem seeks help - who knows what to do 2?, 20 Oct. 2010 11:40
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Garfield:
Well, but I see that way. In my nearly # 20j olds experience as a medical assistant
jedenfals me no one is seen.
And sometimes we have patients from lower social strata,
all of which were insured by the welfare office.
If there were no health insurance in Germany,
it would certainly also many not insured.
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RE: Handicapped Child with cochlear problem seeks help - who knows what to do 2?, 20 Oct. 2010 13:17
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MoinMoin!
After many failed attempts, I managed a lengthy phone call now. Try using Skype, unfortunately, failed again to disturbances in the line. After all, my e-mail request is received and night should be answered today. Pictures and a medical report from the sick house in Badulla to follow soon.
I also found on the cochlear side www.cochlear.de Cochlear homepage a list of hospitals in Sri Lanka who perform this treatment. Keyasdeen strives for an appointment in the coming weeks.
Preliminary Keyasdeen has informed me that his wife has one A7L education, but could not find work since she was pregnant and working from home as housewives. Keyasdeen is an ambulance driver at a hospital. He currently earns Rs 12 990 per month. Hardly enough to feed their own families.
With regard to expected costs Keyasdeen said that this treatment can be performed by public hospitals. has anyone of you know this information? Are there any reports anywhere?
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RE: Handicapped Child with cochlear problem seeks help - who knows what to do 2?, 20 Oct. 2010 19:54
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Hello Olli
1st Access to your problems, I do not advice, not because I'm sitting at your computer.
2nd I found a list of governmental and non-government hospitals
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_hospitals_in_Sri_Lanka
- The National Hospital of Sri Lanka has a cardiac department for men women and children. Unfortunately, the primary server is not accessible.
National Hospital of Sri Lanka
Colombo, Sri Lanka
Tel: 691 111 Fax: 698 443
3rd Still ne hospital list
http://www.lankalinksystems.com/directory/newsinfo/healthinfo.htm
4th A list with a focus on cochlear therapy including 3 hospitals in Sri Lanka
The three are:
Apollo Hospital ENT Dept. Apollo Hospital, Colombo, Sri Lanka (94 11) 453 1093 / 9008 / 9005
Cochlear Implant Clinic
Durdans Hospital ENT Dept. Ceylon Hospitals Limited 3, Alfred Place Colombo, Sri Lanka (94 11) 257 5205 / 5555
Cochlear Implant Clinic
Wickramarachchi Institute of Speech & Hearing (WISH) 383 Galle Road Colombo, Sri Lanka (94-11) 2564533 / 534
Cochlear Implant Clinic
Then we have to search doctors probably narrowed a bit and I hope that you, Olli, together with Andrea Launhardt (our Andrea4EDC), which resides permanently in Aluthgama yes, maybe can put something together on their feet.
Another idea, and it might be possible to contact Ilona Launhardt (the mother of Andrea) contact.
She has certain ideas about how the little ones could perhaps help in Germany. Sign up at the two times and just ask what they think about that. Maybe yes what follows.
Let's hope the best
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RE: Handicapped Child with cochlear problem seeks help - who knows what to do 2?, 21 Oct. 2010 12:27
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Sure, we try to help even if it goes - if the report is there, we would show the time a friendly doctor, or even ask how such an operation should take place (if he knows it - but it seems to be very specific ). I'm over the age of the child's mind he is 2 years old and this seems quite a difficult surgery (surgery in ears and brain) and then we he implanted the technology - at that age are si but still growing, it would then not grow or move what may - certainly gets you out of the age at which you make such general surgery - whether it makes sense at the time it gives the whole Upper another 2-3 years (then the technique is perhaps more and cost less)? ? I do not know but I just think such things should first be clarified by the boys will not help him more dangerous than ...
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RE: Handicapped Child with cochlear problem seeks help - who knows what to do 2?, 22 Oct. 2010 06:14
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Moin, Andrea!
This is here in Wikipedia:
For the approximately one hundred children who were in Germany at the age of about a year or implanted on both sides, shows the hearing and speech development, only minor differences to normal hearing children.
Other reports say the network, the earlier an operation is performed, the higher the chance of success. In older children (8 years), however, were the result rather poor.
The medical report has not yet arrived. For that I had an interesting conversation yesterday with slides. Therefore has Keyasdeen a doctor at a government hospital found that would be willing to perform this surgery for free. Provided Keyasdeen find the means to finance the implant. Then would be added the cost of treatment and training. That commitment I would like to confirm to me by the doctor. If it's true, that would ever be good news.
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RE: Handicapped Child with cochlear problem seeks help - who knows what to do 2?, 22 Oct. 2010 09:51
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Hey Ceylon Eagle
that's - if it's true - a great new development.
I am ever cautious.
LG
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RE: Handicapped Child with cochlear problem seeks help - who knows what to do 2?, 22 Oct. 2010 12:56
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Since you may already have a doctor my reference will be too late.
But while reading today's newspaper an article on me a lot to the Lady Ridgeway Hospital.
It is this that I remember a children's hospital to be there and it is a fund
for children with expensive surgery. Perhaps it is because something bring experience in how to do it must.
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RE: Handicapped Child with cochlear problem seeks help - who knows what to do?, 29 Oct. 2010 12:18
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Meanwhile Keyasdeen sent me a wealth of information to his family and medical reports. In it, he brought me also to express how important it was to him that can take place this CI surgery. Adeeb is now 21 months old. He is an active boy who enjoys playing, running without problems, has no other problems. The parents tried to teach Adeeb words, think something like 'mom, dad, uncle' to understand. He should have learned something from the lips of parents. In the medical report it was noted specifically as to the parents. Even the doctor has probably not heard, and it remains the question of how far it is wishful thinking of the parents, who long for every small success.
Keyasdeen worked for 90 ? as an ambulance driver in hospital Pottuvil. In his spare time he is ready, so it can not absorb any outside activity. As long as his wife still breastfeeding, they may engage in any work. Keyasdeen has no special values ??(no reserves / no properties). To help his son, Keyasdeen would give his shirt off, put his home state, selling his wife's dowry. Parents, friends and work colleagues have been collected or commitments made. ? 2000 are as yet come together.
Considering how many projects we could help with so much money, will probably be some question whether these enormous health care costs are justifiable. When I asked why we should just help his son, replied Keyasdeen:
She is the first in my family and grandson.This first question is beyond my capacity to answer as this question of love, feeling, etc. towards in my personal way, I have donated in small way as money to children with problems like heart simllar, congential defcts, etc. (I have expressed this because of your question.I personnel do not want to tell anyone about my donation)
When I read in the newspaper that someone's cat ? 7000 + OP financed one, argh!
Adeeb is the first child in his family and the first grandchild. This question is hard to answer with words, through love, affection and feelings. He personally donated what he could, when other children needed treatment. And writing in brackets, the latter having just expressed, because I've asked. Normally, he would tell no one about his donations.
That this is not just empty words, but I can guarantee. Keyasdeen I know of many years, got to know him as a good and trustworthy people. After the tsunami helped his entire family to help other people. Even so, in normal life, he helps where it is possible for him.
Because of a fever, was Adeeb in recent days not to travel. Early November for new visits to a specialist in Kandy and Colombo are planned. New reports are important to us so that local, we can decide advisory doctors what treatment is really necessary.
Arbitrarily, I had a long conversation with an employee of the company Cochlear, which had helped a few years ago another child in Sri Lanka. It was very informative and promising more aid as soon as this action can start. For this purpose it would be necessary to find a club, can be the bearer of this action.
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RE: Handicapped Child with cochlear problem seeks help - who knows what to do 2?, 30 Oct. 2010 08:41
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Hi
I've written a donation request email to my employer and in this moment to Olli
sent to read. If this mail is ok, I'll forward it to our councils and
hope that a "global player" brings with itself. Maybe others do the same yes?
Or is there perhaps to some other news?
LG
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RE: Handicapped Child with cochlear problem seeks help - who knows what to do 2?, 30 Oct. 2010 18:48
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Moin, Christian,
My mailbox is full of responses from several Sri Lanka forums. Your advice to seek help there also shows effect.
There was an acknowledgment by Dr. Ravi Ruberu (Durban Hospital Colombo), who forwarded my request to a colleague.
And the following message came from Dr. Devanand Jha (Apollo Hospital, Colombo).
Dear Mr Oliver,
Thank you for the mail.
1st Going by the records, Cochlear Implant is the best option for the child currently.
2nd I do not know Dr Selvaratnam.
3rd Cochlear implants are a routine surgery at our hospital. The total cost of the surgery at our hospital would be from 2 million Srilankan rupees to 3.6 million Srilankan rupees chosen, Depending upon the model of implant.
Thanks again,
Dr. Devanand Jha
Depending on the implant treatment costs are at present between ? 13000-23250.
Two clubs have so far been in touch with me. Once an agreement is reached, it will be posted here.
Regards,
Oliver
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RE: Handicapped Child with cochlear problem seeks help - who knows what to do 2?, 31 Oct. 2010 08:27
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Hello Olli
I have sent the mail to my employer now and hope.
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Behold, we sometimes ...
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RE: Handicapped Child with cochlear problem seeks help - who knows what to do 2?, 01 Nov. 2010 18:04
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The club friends-for-friends, in close collaboration with Oliver
and Andrea4EDC Lal and her husband, who live on site yes "support this action".
Those who wish to participate in the action, here are the details for donations:
Please use the: CI-operation for Adeeb
. indicate
friends-for-friends eV
Commerzbank Frankfurt
BLZ 500 800 00
Account number:. 0370690400
Hope for good cooperation.
LG Elli
friends for friends
@ Oliver: here you can request:
Request for financial support from the President's Fund for medical treatment
Geändert von Elli62 am 1.Nov.2010 18:10
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RE: Handicapped Child with cochlear problem seeks help - who knows what to do?, 02 Nov. 2010 13:51
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Moin, Elli
which is very good news. Now we can start properly. 
The President's Fund is an interesting arrangement. According to the Guidelines also Cochlear implants are supported. I have forwarded the same to Keyasdeen. If that works, we would be closer to the goal already quite a bit.
Keyasdeen plans this week by Adeeb further investigation so that the latest study results can be assessed. Yesterday I have two specialist doctors at the University Clinics in Berlin and Kiel written. Let's see how assess the situation.
My plea to all,
if anyone knows her, whether it be clubs, foundations, companies, doctors, support groups or individuals that might help here, then please write in and ask for the support Adeeb. Many thanks to all volunteers who participate already in the background and support this project diligently.
Between Christmas and New Year's Eve 2010, I would like to visit Keyasdeen, Zahira and Adeeb. Because I want a commitment in the luggage that we can actively support this small family. This operation must take place as quickly as possible so that the best possible listening experience can be achieved.
Thank you all,
Oliver
www.haputale.de
www.trainmybrain.de
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