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3-year-old May

3-year-old Mai suffers from a rare genetic syndrome

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Amount Needed:

$1,600 per month

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Fund Owner:

3-year-old May

Age:

3

Case Description:

3-year-old May suffers from a rare genetic syndrome, which causes convulsions and tremors in his body. In addition, he suffers from Pica syndrome, which manifests itself in eating objects , such as stones, screws, paper, hair, etc. May is poorly developed for his age and cannot speak. The doctor treating him recommended treatment with RAVICTI, an expensive medicine that is not included in his health insurance, costing about 6000 NIS ($1,600) per month.

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Bank transfer in Israel: On behalf of Haverim L'Refuah for the child May Bank Leumi, Branch No. 856 Ahiezer, Account No. 7459088 Bank transfer from abroad: IBAN: IL100108560000007459088 Name of the account: HAVERIM LEREFUA SWIFT code: LUMIILITTLV

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