Help Us, Help Kaylee - Cochlear Implant Fundraiser

30/09/2021

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10/05/2021

Today marks the 2 year anniversary of Kaylee's 1st Cochlear Implant. What amazing progress she's made in the interim.

12/05/2020

Gelukkige 6de verjaardag Kaylee! Mag hierdie dag vir jou soveel seëninge bring & mag Liewe Jesus jou vir nog baie jare spaar. Bly altyd die glimlag in ons harte❤

Happy 6th birthday Kaylee! May this day bring you endless joy & we wish you many, many more. Always stay the smile in our hearts ❤

06/05/2020

15/02/2020

Bianca Oosthuizen from Gauteng is crowdfunding on Backabuddy for her niece Kaylee Oosthuizen (5). She was born with a Profound Sensory Neural Hearing Loss Bilaterally.

She needs to have her second Cochlear Implant done as this will aid her from hearing loss and help her understand better. The device and operation are costly and has proven to be too much for the Oosthuizen family to afford. Having Kaylee get this implant will give her a better, healthy and positive experience of life.

Funds raised will assist Kaylee in getting a suitable doctor, surgery, treatment and cover the cost for her device.

Support Kaylee's crowdfunding campaign, donate on Backabuddy:

https://www.backabuddy.co.za/help-kaylee

14/02/2020

https://www.google.com/amp/blog.stratasys.com/2019/06/28/worlds-first-middle-ear-transplant-facilitated-by-3d-printing-cures-deafness/amp/

A Life Changing Procedure for Those with Conductive Hearing Loss The world’s first transplant of middle-ear bones using 3D printed components has restored the hearing of a 40-year-old man with conductive hearing loss. The groundbreaking surgical procedure was pioneered by Mashudu Tshifularo, MD, H...

04/01/2020

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-7110333/Mother-five-goes-viral-creating-12-seat-belt-covers-alert-emergency-services.html

A mother-of-five has been inundated with thousands of requests on social media after sharing a snap of the $12 seat belt covers she created for children who have disabilities

10/09/2019

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