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Woman with goiter needs P20,000 for operation

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Although Veronica Guinto has been religiously taking the medicine prescribed for her goiter, she has not gotten any relief from the pain caused by her condition.

When she complained to her doctors at Philippine General Hospital that she found it difficult and painful to swallow her food, they advised her to undergo an operation.

Guinto, however, cannot afford to have surgery as she does not even hold a job.

A bachelorette at the age of 41, she depends on the kindness of her relatives who are also taking care of her.

“I hope you can help me raise P20,000 for my operation,” she said in Filipino in a letter she sent to the Inquirer.

Guinto, a native of Batangas, lives with her aunt in San Andres Bukid, Manila.

Her contact number is 0908-7670018.

Those who want to help her raise the funds she needs for her operation can deposit their donations in the bank account of her aunt, Ma. Constancia Paragat, with Banco de Oro (account number 3950025701).


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  • Anonymous

    Why does she need 20,000?  If she has no money, no income she can ask for a certificate in her local DSWD that she is indigent and go to a Government hospital as indigent.  She can be operated for free, she may buy some medicines which might not be availalble in the hospital but it won’t cost 20,000.  If P-noy can offer GMA free doctors from abroad why can’t the government treat this poor woman for free.



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