March/April 2013 - Pershore High School

Hope for Georgia
Gorgeous Baby Georgia (daughter of Natalie Naughton and Dan Almquest) was born on 13th October 2010 a perfect baby. But due to the
hospital’s mistake, she has Cerebal Palsy with spascity in all 4 limbs, this prevents her from being able to hold her head up, talk, sit or
crawl. Doctors have said it is unlikely that Georgia will ever be able to walk. She is currently 28 months old and the one thing that she can
do, despite her parents being told she couldn’t, is smile.
Children like Georgia need people like you to do something about the problems they face day to day.
There is a treatment available, stem cell therapy that could dramacally improve Georgia's quality of life. The fatal stem cells are given to
paents and these cells have the capacity to find damaged or dead cells in the brain and elsewhere in the body and repair that damage. This
treatment is currently not available in the UK. It is available in America, China and Germany. Children like Georgia have made tremendous
progress aer having this treatment, by starng to sit up crawl, stand up, even walking and talking.
“Everyone deserves the chance to live a happy and healthy life.”
“We all have the opportunity and ability to speak out for those who can’t, we must use this to our advantage, and speak out for those
whose voices are to quiet for anyone to hear, if we all shout together then no one can say they didn’t know.”
“Charity like this one restores your faith in the human race”
This fabulous charity aims to raise £40,000 and is currently just over half way there. So I implore you to get behind this charity and
together we really can change a life.
For more informaon and the opportunity to give to this brilliant charity please head to the website addressed below.
Thank you
www.justgiving.com/HOPE‐FOR‐GEORGIA
Nad Henning KCT
If you would like to get involved in fundraising you may email
me at NadHenning@Gmail.com or through the schoole‐mail
of 007410.
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