The little Iraqi boy who was so badly burned is in the United States! He will begin the long set of treatments and surgeries soon…
There is hope. For Youssif, and for all of us.
The most recent CNN story (12 Aug 2007) is at Youssif and Family Arrive in U.S.. Previous posts are at this link and this one.
Remember too, there are thousands of other burn victims around the world who need support, financial and time-wise. Contact your local burn center if you are interested in helping.
And of course, a permanent need is always blood supplies for people who are in accidents or who require emergency surgery. If you are eligible to donate, please do. Your local Red Cross can direct you to the closest donation unit.
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