After five weeks of coma, Magdalena Lehmerhofer from the municipality of Jaidhof near Gföhl (Lower Austria) cannot be deterred from the way out of the disease. She not only receives great support from the parents, but also from her entire environment. In the foreground: your reconnaissance group, which early for donations with the “Kroon” and now could hand over 70,000 euros!
Strong bronchitis went into pneumonia. Then suddenly: 40 degrees fever and cannot go nor swallow it were dramatic hours, days and weeks that the 15-year-old Magdalena and her family of the municipality of Jaidhof had suffered in the Krems district since October.
An aggressive brain inflammation had spread to the girl and doctors had to put them in a coma for five weeks. The rehabilitation followed and then Magdalena came paralyzed from the neck.
Scout Wacker on the way back to life
Since then, the brave scouts with huge Joie de Vivre – she rode a lot of jacket with the local inspection – and great help from her parents Anna and Reinhard Lehmerhofer. She currently learns to speak again, works on the attitude to get rid of the headrest quickly, can shake your hand again. Even her feet can already give a touch.
Handed over 70,000 euros
Their environment and their reconnaissance friends are also very enthusiastic about the enormous progress. With the help of the “Krone”, the paths of Gföhl called to the large fundraising campaign: now the enormous sum of 70,000 euros was transferred, which chairman Gabriele Doppler and Stephan Fletzer were extremely happy. For the time being it can be paid at your own risk and promising therapies.
Great gratitude
The triple parents are incredibly grateful for the enormous solidarity. With other conversions except the necessary precursors, you are waiting for the large development of Magdalena, Pater Reinhard explains. You want to use the money in a responsible manner and as precisely as possible.
Password: “Magdalena Fundraising”
Donation account of the Gföhl Scout Group: on 1847 1501 1939 470000
Source: Krone
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