![]() Sean (Dr.) Gomes |
Answer Sorry to hear about your granddaughter. I have not come across too much of direct information regarding pediatric liver support groups in South Africa. However, I hope the following links will be able to assist you: This is a nice link to follow to learn more about paediatric liver transplants: http://www.uchicagokidshospital.org/specialties/transplant/liver I would suggest you contact the SA Paediatric society who will probably be able to assist you in this regard: http://www.paediatrician.co.za/TheAss_ContactSAPA.asp You will also be able to access more information and support from Red Cross Children’s Memorial Hospital based in Cape Town. I have come across this site based in the UK that seems to have a lot support in place for families pre and post liver transplant: http://www.childliverdisease.org/transplant/supportingtransplantfamilies It should at least assist you in a virtual support basis over the internet. Another good link would be : http://www.childliverdisease.org Regards Reena (Homoeopath, Cavendish) |
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