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Dimitris is a 63-year-old man doctor, who recently suffered a stroke. Currently, Dimitris is being hospitalized in a rehabilitation center in Athens, where he is being subjected to an intensive program that consists of physiotherapy, speech therapy and occupational therapy. It’s imperative that Dimitris remains in the rehabilitation center for at least a few more months, since he is unable to fend for himself, therefore he requires care round the clock. Furthermore, the physiotherapy and speech therapy exercises he is being subjected to are essential in order to get out of the wheelchair and to regain the ability to speak.

Dimitris suffered a stroke and he needs our help!

by Act of Kindness

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An active physician found himself in a rehabilitation center, after suffering a stroke. Dimitris was working as an assistant director of the ORL clinic of a private hospital in Athens. For the past 30 years, he has been kindly offering his services to children and adults. Now, he needs our help in order to get back on his feet! His life turned upside down last February, when he suddenly started to feel numbness and debility to his right side. His daughter, who was with him at the time, panicked and immediately called for help. 63-year-old Dimitris was rushed to the hospital. The tests revealed the presence of intraparenchymal hematoma. Dimitris had to remain in the hospital for 2 and a half months. Afterwards he got transferred to a rehabilitation center, where he remains till this day, fighting to recover. Dimitris is fully aware of his surroundings. However, he is trapped in his body. He can barely move his upper extremities, while he is unable to fend for himself. He requires care 24 hours a day.

It’s imperative that Dimitris remains in the rehabilitation center and that he proceeds with his physiotherapy and speech therapy treatments, so that he can finally be able to get back on his feet and to regain the ability to speak. Dimitris’ health insurance provider won’t cover the entire cost of his hospitalization. It’s up to us to support him.

All these years, Dimitris had devoted his life in offering hope and in saving his patients’ lives! Now it’s time to receive some of the kindness he had offered. Even the slightest contribution is enough to change this man’s life forever!  

 

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You can help by the following ways:

  • by entering the campaign’s webpage and making an online deposit using your debit or

credit card (through Viva Wallet, Paypal, Stripe).

  • by making a deposit to one of the following bank accounts: Reference “For Dimitris Lioubas 890”

 

Piraeus Bank 

          Account number: 5222091702771

          IBAN: GR4101722220005222091702771

          SWIFT-BIC: PIRBGRAA

          Beneficiary: PRAXI AGAPIS-ACT OF KINDNESS

 

National Bank

          Account number: 21000630539

          IBAN: GR4401102100000021000630539

          SWIFT-BIC: ETHNGRAA

          Beneficiary: PRAXI AGAPIS-ACT OF KINDNESS

 

Alpha Bank

          Account number: 701002002030506

          IBAN: GR0401407010701002002030506

          SWIFT-BIC: CRBAGRAA

          Beneficiary: PRAXI AGAPIS-ACT OF KINDNESS 

 

Eurobank

          Account number: 00260024130201219506

          IBAN: GR6502600240000130201219506

          SWIFT-BIC: SWIFT-BIC: ERBKGRAA

          Beneficiary: PRAXI AGAPIS-ACT OF KINDNESS

 

  • – by making a donation through the DIAS internet banking payment system, using this

campaign’s unique RF44917199890890890890890 payment.

  • – by sending a text message to 19825. The message must read: “For Dimitris Lioubas 890”. (Charge  2,71€ /SMS)

 

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