Heartbreaking scene of twins with terminal illness
(Baonghean.vn) - Visiting the family of Mr. Ha Van Hoan and Ms. Vi Thi Thanh, a Thai ethnic household in Van hamlet, Nghia Thang commune (Nghia Dan district), right when they were preparing to take their two children to Nghe An Obstetrics and Pediatrics Hospital for dialysis and treatment of heart valve disease...
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| They just hope for a miracle to cure their child. Photo: Minh Thai |
Ms. Thanh choked up as she said that although she knew Mr. Hoan was born mute, she still decided to marry him in 2015. After 3 years, her family was overwhelmed with joy when they learned that she was pregnant with twins. Last July, she gave birth at Tay Bac Nghe An Hospital, when the fetus was only 34 weeks old. Their first son, Ha Tuan Anh, weighed only 1.8 kg, and their second son, Ha Viet Anh, weighed 1.4 kg. Previously, Ms. Thanh had an infection during pregnancy, so when they were born, the two children had symptoms of new, dark skin, and were transferred to Nghe An Obstetrics and Pediatrics Hospital for treatment. After more than 1 month of treatment, Ha Tuan Anh's condition improved somewhat, and he was discharged from the hospital by the doctors; Ha Viet Anh is still undergoing dialysis and treatment for heart valve disease.
When the doctor told her that her two sons had blood infection and heart valve failure, she and her husband were devastated. After that, she cried every night for her two little children.
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| Organizations give financial support to the two children. Photo: Minh Thai |
To take care of their children, they had to abandon their jobs, sell all their valuable possessions and borrow money everywhere. Difficulties and deprivation piled up. The debt kept increasing but the children's health did not improve much.
Discussing the case of Mr. Hoan's family, Ms. Nguyen Thi Ty - President of the Women's Union of Nghia Thang commune said: "Mr. Hoan's family is a poor household in the commune, Mr. Hoan himself is mute from birth. Since the day his two children got sick, the couple's situation has become even more difficult. The commune government and relatives and neighbors have also cared and supported, but only to a certain extent... His family is currently in dire need of the community's cooperation and support so that the children have more hope when fighting the disease."
Please send all support to the Department of Publishing and Social Activities - Nghe An Newspaper, No. 3, Le Nin Avenue, Hung Phuc Ward - Vinh City - Nghe An. Contact phone: (023)83.588138; (023)88600006.
Or: Mrs. Le Thi Dao (Mr. Ha Van Hoan's aunt) in Van hamlet, Nghia Thang commune, Nghia Dan district, Nghe An province. Phone number: 0168.424.3460.
