Please Help Our Son Get Treatment in the US

Hi my name is  Zaire Obi and I have been back and forth to so many doctors since being admitted to Belmopan Hospital on March 15, 2019 after suffering for several months with abdominal pain. I have  been rushed  to El Salvador to seek answers and treatment. I had a colonoscopy, biopsy, and several test done. I was diagnosed with inflammation of the Large Intestine, Colitis and send back to Belize with a bag of pills.  For weeks  things did not get any better. My health has  affected me attending school, eating, and  participating in regular everyday activities. Some days I am weak and tired and  unable to play soccer in the evenings.  We are in search of answers. I am only 15 years old and need your help. Recently I was diagnosed with Nephrotic Syndrome and I need to find out what is causing all of my health problems. My parents have exhausted all of their resources in Central America and I need medical attention that is beyond what our country can provide. Please help me get to Virginia to be admitted to the Children's Hospital of The King's Daughters which is part of The WORLD PEDIATRIC PROJECT where Dr. Irene G. Restaino and her medical team will treat me if I can just reach Virginia.   Any amount that you give we sincerely appreciate it. No donation is to small. And if you are unable to give at this time please send your prayers and blessings our way.

My name is Kinema Obi, the aunt of Zaire Obi.  I am Belizean but I currently reside in California.
The funds we are raising will be used for Zaire's medical treatments and medical attention.
It will also be used for travel expenses to and from medical appointments abroad with his parents.
I David Leroy Smith, father of Zaire, am personally responsible for withdrawing the money into my own  bank account that we have with Wells Fargo bank in the USA.
We are using the donations solely for his medical purposes.
We thank you from the bottom of our hearts for all your love and support for Zaire's health & well being.
Your donations mean the most to Zaire who is bravely fighting this condition. 

We give thanks for your generous contributions