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Petition for Ontario to save Szymon who suffers from Hunter's Syndrome |
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Published by Sebastian on Jun 16, 2008
Category: Health
Region: Canada
Target: The Ontario Government
Background (Preamble):
Please join this petition to pressure Ontario to provide care to Szymon. He suffers from a very rare genetic disorder called Hunter's Syndrome or MPS II.
This devastating progressive syndrome affects the whole body, major organs, joints.
Currently the Ontario drug plan refuses to cover the cost of a therapy which not only could dramatically increase the quality of life of Szymon but is also potentially life saving. This treatment is funded in British Columbia and Alberta. Medicare should cover everyone regardless of the illness or location.
More info: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odUrHuIRD2s
This devastating progressive syndrome affects the whole body, major organs, joints.
Currently the Ontario drug plan refuses to cover the cost of a therapy which not only could dramatically increase the quality of life of Szymon but is also potentially life saving. This treatment is funded in British Columbia and Alberta. Medicare should cover everyone regardless of the illness or location.
More info: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odUrHuIRD2s
Petition:
We, the undersigned, call on the Ontario Government to fund the treatment for Hunter's Disease.
Kids should not be denied or provided health care depending on their illness. Therefore we ask that treatment for this devastating disease be provided.
Kids should not be denied or provided health care depending on their illness. Therefore we ask that treatment for this devastating disease be provided.
The Petition for Ontario to save Szymon who suffers from Hunter's Syndrome petition to The Ontario Government was written by Sebastian and is hosted free of charge at GoPetition.
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