14/08/2026
《15岁抗癌少女左脚发育畸形，盼筹措医疗费重新站起来》
#紧急医疗器材援助
杨厤衫不到3岁时，就被诊断出脊柱长满肿瘤。
虽然这些肿瘤属于良性，但数量众多，压迫神经，导致她下半身完全瘫痪，大小便也无法自主控制。
心急如焚的父母立刻带她寻求治疗，医生也随即安排手术。手术顺利切除了80%肿瘤，术后复原情况良好。
除了左脚无力、走路稍显不稳外，厤衫几乎恢复孩子该有的正常生活。
然而，谁也没想到，这份来之不易的平静，并没有维持太久。
#肿瘤病变只能活两年
7岁那年，她脊柱残留的肿瘤发生病变，不得不再次接受肿瘤切除手术。
术后，医生建议厤衫继续接受化疗和电疗。虽然肿瘤生长在脊柱，但它属于脑部肿瘤类别，复发风险较高。
当时，医生判定她只能活两年，妈妈瞬间崩溃，更害怕年幼的女儿承受不了治疗的痛苦。
最终，凭着顽强的生命力，厤衫挺过了最艰难的阶段，病情也终于逐渐稳定下来。
#双脚长短不一相差7公分
脊椎始终遭受重创，已无法恢复昔日的灵活性，更导致她左脚长期无力，每迈出一步，都显得格外艰难。
然而，随着她逐渐长大，左脚发育相对迟缓，两只脚长度相差整整7公分，不仅严重影响行走平衡，更让她的日常生活也处处受限。
为了避免双脚长短差距持续扩大，厤衫在13岁时接受了断骨增高手术。
医生通过截断部分腿骨，利用骨骼自然再生的能力，逐步延长较短的左腿骨，以缩小双脚的长度差距。
在漫长的治疗过程中，她必须长期佩戴固定支架，不仅行动不便，每天还要忍受持续的疼痛。
更令人心疼的是，由于髋关节脱位，她的左腿骨最终只能延长4公分，双脚依然长短不一，无法恢复平衡。
#左脚骨骼弯曲须再治疗
好不容易熬过腿部治疗期，原以为病情终于稳定，无奈左脚持续无力，骨骼渐渐向内弯曲，最终变成畸形，只能依靠轮椅代步。
目前，医生已为她的左大腿装上环形外固定架，若大腿骨矫正情况良好，很快便可接受钢板植入手术，以固定并支撑骨骼。
接下来，她也将接受脚踝治疗，最终方案仍待医生评估。
#一家六口生计靠父母支撑
转眼间，厤衫已成长为15岁的少女，她却依然饱受病痛折磨，至今仍无法重返校园。
这些年来，父母陪着她一次次从柔佛居銮赴吉隆坡求医，为了女儿，几乎花光毕生积蓄。
频繁往返医院，也让父母经营的佛牌线上生意大受影响，收入早已不如从前。
然而，家中还有哥哥、妹妹及80岁的婆婆需要照顾，一家六口的生计，全靠父母撑起。
面对女儿接下来手术所需植入的钢板费用及后续治疗开销，父母已无力承担，只能无奈四处寻求援助。
#少女盼望重新行走
经过家访审核，我们决定接受杨厤衫父母的求助委托，并即刻启动筹款。
我们将为历尽坎坷的少女筹募植入性钢板及后续治疗费，合共RM25,000。
在此呼吁各界热心人士伸出援手，协助她筹足医疗费，顺利接受所需的治疗。
您的一份爱心，不仅能帮助她重新站起来，更能让她重拾自信，回到校园继续学习。
有意捐助者，请与我们联系，获取捐助详情，感恩。
https://wa.me/60102595965
Reference：Sylvia Yang Li Shan
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【15-Year-Old Cancer Survivor with a Deformed Left Leg Appeals for Medical Support to Walk Again】
Medical Equipment Assistance
When Sylvia Yang Li Shan was not yet three years old, she was diagnosed with multiple tumors growing along her spine.
Although the tumors were benign, they were so numerous that they compressed her spinal nerves, leaving her completely paralyzed from the waist down and unable to control her bladder or bowel movements.
Heartbroken and desperate, her parents immediately sought medical treatment for her, and doctors arranged surgery without delay. The operation successfully removed about 80% of the tumors, and her recovery went remarkably well.
Apart from weakness in her left leg and a slight limp when walking, Sylvia was able to regain a childhood that was almost like any other child's.
But no one expected that this hard-earned period of peace would not last for long.
Turned Malignant, Given Two Years to Live
When Sylvia was seven years old, the remaining tumor in her spine underwent malignant changes, forcing her to undergo another surgery to remove it.
After the operation, doctors recommended that she continue with chemotherapy and radiotherapy. Although the tumor was located in her spine, it was classified as a brain tumor, which carried a high risk of recurrence.
At that time, doctors told the family that she had only two years to live. Her mother was devastated and feared that her young daughter would not be able to endure the pain and hardship of treatment.
Yet through extraordinary courage and determination, Sylvia survived the most difficult chapter of her life, and her condition gradually stabilized.
7-Centimeter Difference Between Her Legs
The damage to Sylvia's spine was permanent, and it could never regain its former flexibility. As a result, her left leg remained weak, making every step she took a constant struggle.
As she grew older, her left leg developed much more slowly than her right, eventually leaving a 7-centimeter difference in length between the two legs. This not only severely affected her balance when walking but also made everyday activities increasingly difficult.
To prevent the gap from widening further, Sylvia underwent limb-lengthening surgery at the age of 13.
During the procedure, doctors surgically cut part of her leg bone and relied on the body's natural ability to regenerate bone, gradually lengthening her shorter left leg to reduce the difference in leg length.
Throughout the long treatment process, she had to wear an external fixation frame for an extended period. Not only did it make movement difficult, but she also endured constant pain every single day.
What was even more heartbreaking was that because of a dislocated hip joint, her left leg could only be lengthened by 4 centimeters in the end. Even after everything she had gone through, her legs remained unequal in length, and her balance could not be fully restored.
Surgery for Her Left Leg
Just as Sylvia had finally endured the long journey of leg treatment and hoped her condition had stabilized, her left leg continued to weaken. Over time, the bone gradually curved inward, eventually becoming deformed and leaving her dependent on a wheelchair.
She has now been fitted with a circular external fixation frame on her left thigh. If the femur responds well to the correction, she will soon undergo plate implantation surgery to stabilize and support the bone.
After that, she will also need treatment for her ankle, with the final treatment plan to be determined following further medical evaluation.
Family of Six Depends on Her Parents
Now 15 years old, Sylvia has grown into a teenager, yet she continues to suffer from her illness and has still been unable to return to school.
Over the years, her parents have accompanied her on countless trips from Kluang, Johor, to Kuala Lumpur for medical treatment. In their determination to help their daughter, they have spent nearly all of their life's savings.
The frequent hospital visits have also taken a heavy toll on the parents' online business selling Buddhist amulets, leaving their income far lower than it once was.
Yet they are not only caring for Sylvia. Her older brother, younger sister, and 80-year-old grandmother also depend on them. The livelihood of their family of six rests entirely on her parents' shoulders.
Now, faced with the cost of the metal plate that must be implanted during Sylvia's upcoming surgery, along with the expenses of her ongoing treatment, her parents can no longer afford the burden and have no choice but to seek help from the public.
Hope to Walk Again
After conducting a home visit and completing our assessment, we have decided to accept the family's request for assistance and officially launch a fundraising campaign for Sylvia Yang Li Shan.
Our goal is to raise RM25,000 to cover the cost of her implantable metal plate and the medical expenses for her ongoing treatment.
We sincerely appeal to kind-hearted members of the public to extend a helping hand and support Sylvia in receiving the treatment she urgently needs.
Your generosity will not only help her stand and walk again, but also restore her confidence and give her the opportunity to return to school and continue her education.
If you would like to support Sylvia's journey, please contact us for donation details. Thank you for your kindness and compassion.
https://wa.me/60102595965
Reference：Sylvia Yang Li Shan
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