Lauren Smith
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Fundraising for Evelina London Children's Charity
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Hello,
Thanks for taking the time to visit my JustGiving page This is for a great cause so give what you can :) I am doing a Sky dive for a very close family friend, Daisy-Mai Ansbro. This is to raise money for the Evelina Children's Hospital at Guy and St Thomas Hospital in London. I will be paying for the sky dive myself so all the money raised will go straight to the charity :)
Daisy was born with a condition called transposition of the great arteries (TGA). This is where the main arteries in the heart are reversed causing oxygen-poor blood to be pumped around the body. Daisy Mai had surgery to switch the arteries, which normally has a 97% success rate. Unfortunately she fell into the 3% category. With the help from all of the staff at the Evelina Ward and the use of Ecmo, a brand new innovative machine, Daisy is now a very healthy child, because of the incredible care she received at the Evelina children's Hospital. To read further information about the Evelina Children’s ward and Daisy-Mai’s treatment please visit http://www.guysandstthomas.nhs.uk/news/newsarchive/newsarticles/20100222ecmo_daisy_mai.aspx
I would like to raise as much as possible for the hospital that took such good care of beautiful Daisy-mai. Wish me luck its very high!!!
(Im doing my skydive with my friend Susan she is raising money for the charity, Treehouse, a national charity for autism education, so if your feeling generous check out her page too,
http://www.justgiving.com/susanturner88
:)
Lauren X
Thanks for taking the time to visit my JustGiving page This is for a great cause so give what you can :) I am doing a Sky dive for a very close family friend, Daisy-Mai Ansbro. This is to raise money for the Evelina Children's Hospital at Guy and St Thomas Hospital in London. I will be paying for the sky dive myself so all the money raised will go straight to the charity :)
Daisy was born with a condition called transposition of the great arteries (TGA). This is where the main arteries in the heart are reversed causing oxygen-poor blood to be pumped around the body. Daisy Mai had surgery to switch the arteries, which normally has a 97% success rate. Unfortunately she fell into the 3% category. With the help from all of the staff at the Evelina Ward and the use of Ecmo, a brand new innovative machine, Daisy is now a very healthy child, because of the incredible care she received at the Evelina children's Hospital. To read further information about the Evelina Children’s ward and Daisy-Mai’s treatment please visit http://www.guysandstthomas.nhs.uk/news/newsarchive/newsarticles/20100222ecmo_daisy_mai.aspx
I would like to raise as much as possible for the hospital that took such good care of beautiful Daisy-mai. Wish me luck its very high!!!
(Im doing my skydive with my friend Susan she is raising money for the charity, Treehouse, a national charity for autism education, so if your feeling generous check out her page too,
http://www.justgiving.com/susanturner88
:)
Lauren X