21 y.o. Pleng needs our help!
Donation protected
Pleng is 21 years young, a lovely and happy person and mother of a young child. She worked for us in Pattaya, Thailand.
On Tuesday, 28. August 2018 early morning (around 1:30 AM), she suddenly started to behave abnormally: It was visibly difficult for her to talk, to move and she showed a slowed reaction and we decided to bring her to the Banglamung Hospital, Pattaya. Her condition was getting worse by minute. The admission took place with suspicion of stroke.
The doctors immediately started emergency medical care and did all the necessary check-ups and the suspicion of stroke was confirmed. The doctors assume that the cause of a stroke at such a young age is an improper massage or birth control pill.
Pleng was the sole breadwinner with her sister, which is not uncommon in Thailand. Because medical care at the hospital in Pattaya is very expensive, it was decided that Pleng will be transferred to Chonburi Hospital. Her family knows that we're posting this and is very happy about the support.
Pleng is currently paralyzed and can't talk. She shows only reaction by winking. Her MRI scan is scheduled for tomorrow. Of course, she's still in ICU.
We, her friends and her colleagues visit her in layers and regularly.
Today, Thursday 30. August 2018, our boss went there to pay 12,555 THB for the MRI scan.
We have been told that she is slowly showing slight reactions on her fingers and it is clear that she occasionally recognizes people.
At the same time we launched a call on our Facebook profiles, because Pleng is known to many of our friends and we asked for help. We want to support the family in this very hard time and prevent the still unknown hospital costs from plunging the family into financial ruin.
With the help of our Facebook posts, we've been able to collect a decent amount, which will be shown here as well. The money went directly to the bank account of the family. We still keep the Facebook posts up to date, as it is easier for many who live in Thailand to pay directly to the bank account.
But there are also many people who have expressed their interest in helping but are not living in Thailand. Of course, we're grateful for any help and donation and make sure every single baht gets where it's supposed to be. Pleng is visited every day by us and her family and we are in contact with her family as well as the doctors to stay up to date.
We do our best to support Pleng and her family in this tough fight. It's going to be a difficult time for them and we have to join forces to give this young girl a chance!
Thank you very much - also on behalf of her family!
On Tuesday, 28. August 2018 early morning (around 1:30 AM), she suddenly started to behave abnormally: It was visibly difficult for her to talk, to move and she showed a slowed reaction and we decided to bring her to the Banglamung Hospital, Pattaya. Her condition was getting worse by minute. The admission took place with suspicion of stroke.
The doctors immediately started emergency medical care and did all the necessary check-ups and the suspicion of stroke was confirmed. The doctors assume that the cause of a stroke at such a young age is an improper massage or birth control pill.
Pleng was the sole breadwinner with her sister, which is not uncommon in Thailand. Because medical care at the hospital in Pattaya is very expensive, it was decided that Pleng will be transferred to Chonburi Hospital. Her family knows that we're posting this and is very happy about the support.
Pleng is currently paralyzed and can't talk. She shows only reaction by winking. Her MRI scan is scheduled for tomorrow. Of course, she's still in ICU.
We, her friends and her colleagues visit her in layers and regularly.
Today, Thursday 30. August 2018, our boss went there to pay 12,555 THB for the MRI scan.
We have been told that she is slowly showing slight reactions on her fingers and it is clear that she occasionally recognizes people.
At the same time we launched a call on our Facebook profiles, because Pleng is known to many of our friends and we asked for help. We want to support the family in this very hard time and prevent the still unknown hospital costs from plunging the family into financial ruin.
With the help of our Facebook posts, we've been able to collect a decent amount, which will be shown here as well. The money went directly to the bank account of the family. We still keep the Facebook posts up to date, as it is easier for many who live in Thailand to pay directly to the bank account.
But there are also many people who have expressed their interest in helping but are not living in Thailand. Of course, we're grateful for any help and donation and make sure every single baht gets where it's supposed to be. Pleng is visited every day by us and her family and we are in contact with her family as well as the doctors to stay up to date.
We do our best to support Pleng and her family in this tough fight. It's going to be a difficult time for them and we have to join forces to give this young girl a chance!
Thank you very much - also on behalf of her family!
Organizer
Maximilian Nikolaus
Organizer
Munich, Bayern