BABY SUFFERING FROM CHRONIC LUNG PROBLEMS, 24 HOUR DEPENDS ON OXYGEN MACHINE 

His age is only one, yet he is troubled with illnesses that threaten his life. Having chronic lung problems, also diagnosed for GERD.

Oswald Lai Xu Le was born twins at 24 weeks and was admitted to the NICU after birth. He was transferred from ward to ward due to his precarious condition within a year. 

Throughout his stay in the ward, Oswald relied entirely on breathing support called Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) machine. He has been using it continuously until now. 

"I didn't want to lose another of my children."

Her mother feels agitated upon seeing her son connected to many wires and tubes lying on the bed. Oswald is her only hope now after the Oswald twins died.

Oswald could not drink milk from a bottle like other babies. Because of his difficulty swallowing, he uses a 'feeding pump' to prevent the milk from entering his lungs.  

Imagine a baby drinking milk every two hours through a tube…

REQUIREMENTS

Total amount: RM6,000

1) Enteral Feeding Pump

2) Feeding Bag (50pcs per box)

• One bag for two days

Oswald's high-cost medical equipment put his parents in a dilemma. Not only that, they have to cover other living expenses for six people, including Oswald's grandparents and a special needs 14 -years-old stepbrother.

We from MyHeart partnered with MyFundAction to open a fund to fulfill the needs of underprivileged patients like Oswald's family. We invite every one of you to collaborate and support this family to ease their burden. 

Come together with us to supply Oswald's necessities. Your contribution can give strength to his parents to see their baby endure the struggle.

No wealth can afford a single life, which is extremely valuable.

PATIENT INFORMATION

Name: Oswald Lai Xu Le

Date of Birth: 7 February 2020

Father's name: Lai Poh Onn

Mother's name: Phang Chin Yuen

Place of Residence: Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan

Disclaimer:

MyHeart and MyFundAction share the story of Oswald for the success of Medical Equipment Fund for patients like him. Once the collection for Oswald has reached, we will give the remaining to other patients in need. Follow us on Facebook @MyHeartVolunteers for patient progress and updates.