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The team of the Children's Cancer Foundation is also eyes of those affected. We are especially pleased that these four wonderful people who agreed to talk to you, your children or loved ones - if you have questions, would like to express fears or simply need someone who listens and understands your situation - because he himself has gone through and still going through. If you want to come with a four of the contact write a mail to info@kinderaugenkrebsstiftung.de.
Buba, she is 28 years old, lost her eye at the age of one year, and says: "For me, everything is normal. I played handball, for twelve years. And I've never paid attention to that other big eye "But they also know. For her mother was a big pain Bubas disease. Still, Buba is now mainly a particularly sporty, fun-loving, funny, and energetic person.
Thomas, he is 44, suffered marine tracking as a child at a bilateral retinoblastoma, lost his left eye. He says: "Always look forward and keep moving ... because life is a hell of a nice gift!"
Nele, she is 20 years old, and lost her eye due to a unilateral retinoblastoma a year. She says, "Of course, some people notice a slight squint and talk me about it. I can remember moments in elementary school where my classmates asked me why I squinted. The glass eye itself was at that time but never revealed! As a child I then frankly about my prosthetic eye, only to watch in astonished faces. Actually I manage the still true. "
Vladimir, he is 26 years old, lost his right eye at the age of two years, and says: "I've never really noticed a difference between me and my friends. In school I have operated as swimming sports marine tracking and participated in various contests. I could not see in one eye, can never was an obstacle for the making independent what I planned - to be as school representative or to complete my studies abroad. Of course, the support of my family played a crucial role. "
Categories General Patronage Our projects parents and children all projects to Elli & Enlightenment KAKS research project promoting disease marine tracking prevention retinoblastoma - yes or no? What is a retinoblastoma? viagra Science Genetics of retinoblastoma Eye - Structure and Function marine tracking treatment & rehabilitation treatment centers treatment aftercare ECI glass eyes Personal Stories Literature Schedule Links collaborations Donors & Sponsors Guestbook
The team of the Children's Cancer Foundation is also eyes of those affected. We are especially pleased that these four wonderful people who agreed to talk to you, your children or loved ones - if you have questions, would like to express fears or simply need someone who listens and understands your situation - because he himself has gone through and still going through. If you want to come with a four of the contact write a mail to info@kinderaugenkrebsstiftung.de.
Buba, she is 28 years old, lost her eye at the age of one year, and says: "For me, everything is normal. I played handball, for twelve years. And I've never paid attention to that other big eye "But they also know. For her mother was a big pain Bubas disease. Still, Buba is now mainly a particularly sporty, fun-loving, funny, and energetic person.
Thomas, he is 44, suffered marine tracking as a child at a bilateral retinoblastoma, lost his left eye. He says: "Always look forward and keep moving ... because life is a hell of a nice gift!"
Nele, she is 20 years old, and lost her eye due to a unilateral retinoblastoma a year. She says, "Of course, some people notice a slight squint and talk me about it. I can remember moments in elementary school where my classmates asked me why I squinted. The glass eye itself was at that time but never revealed! As a child I then frankly about my prosthetic eye, only to watch in astonished faces. Actually I manage the still true. "
Vladimir, he is 26 years old, lost his right eye at the age of two years, and says: "I've never really noticed a difference between me and my friends. In school I have operated as swimming sports marine tracking and participated in various contests. I could not see in one eye, can never was an obstacle for the making independent what I planned - to be as school representative or to complete my studies abroad. Of course, the support of my family played a crucial role. "
Categories General Patronage Our projects parents and children all projects to Elli & Enlightenment KAKS research project promoting disease marine tracking prevention retinoblastoma - yes or no? What is a retinoblastoma? viagra Science Genetics of retinoblastoma Eye - Structure and Function marine tracking treatment & rehabilitation treatment centers treatment aftercare ECI glass eyes Personal Stories Literature Schedule Links collaborations Donors & Sponsors Guestbook
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