North: After Winning Leukemia, 12-Year-Old Santiago Goes to the Assembly of the Republic to Ask for Better Care for Children
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Santiago Silva, 12 years old, spoke at the Assembly of the Republic after winning a Leukemia of Burkitt. He created a public petition to debate the creation of a Pediatric Intensive Care Unit in the IPO of Porto. "I am not a doctor. I am not a specialist in hospitals," he told the deputies.
A 12-year-old boy went to the Assembly of the Republic today to request the creation of a pediatric intensive care unit at the Portuguese Institute of Oncology (IPO) in Porto, a hospital where he received treatment for leukemia.
He won a leukemia from Berkitt, the young man defends specialized unit after critical experience in hospital without adequate resources
A child who won leukemia speech at the Assembly of the Republic on the need for an Intensive Paediatric Care Unit in the IPO of Porto.
Santiago Silva, 12 years old, will take to the Assembly of the Republic the request to create an Intensive Care Unit (ICU) Pediatrics in the IPO of Porto. The hearing is scheduled for this Thursday, in the Health Commission, after the public petition launched by the boy to have exceeded 27,000 signatures. The young [...]
Audition is scheduled for Thursday. Santiago, now 12 years old, has signed thousands of signatures.
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