18/10/2026
《为了孩子不能倒下，42岁单亲妈妈肾功能下降，盼筹4万医药费》
#紧急医疗援助
现年42岁的颜妤娜（Lina）早年结婚生子后，便辞掉工作，专心在家照顾孩子、操持家务。
她向来身体健康，没什么大病痛。没想到，她成为家庭主妇12年后，突然确诊了红斑狼疮症（SLE）。
她说，一开始皮肤出现红肿，后来到眼睛视力模糊，腹胀也很严重，肚子胀到好像怀孕5、6个月那样大。
除此之外，全身关节发红，又肿又痛，手指更没办法弯曲，也没有力；连穿衣服这么简单的动作，她都花了一个小时。
她随后进院接受检查和治疗，一个星期后出院。医生给她开了包括类固醇、护肾药物，帮助稳定病情。
#发烧咳血患上肺结核
自此之后，她便开始了长期服药和复诊的生活。
红斑狼疮症是一种复杂的自身免疫性疾病，病症因人而异且多变。
由于免疫力低下，很容易受到细菌感染。在确诊后前几年，她不幸患上了肺结核。
那一次，她不只发烧，也咳嗽不止，最后甚至咳出血。她紧急进院接受治疗期间，被隔离在病房整整一个月。
#保肺或保肾只能二选一
“当时，医生告诉我，肺结核的药副作用很大，建议我暂停服吃红斑狼疮药，包括护肾药。”
可是，一旦停药，红斑狼疮病复发，肾脏会被侵害。然而，要保肺或保肾，Lina只能二选一。
医生解释，肾脏坏了，还可以靠洗肾或移植来延续生命，要是肺坏了，命可能就没了。
医生强烈建议她优先治疗肺部。“我当然两个器官都想保住，没办法之下，只好听医生的。”
#获肾脏捐赠病情迎来曙光
肺结核情况逐渐好转，肺部保住了。
但肾脏却被攻击，导致过滤废物的能力受损，就算用药治疗也无效，她不得不开始洗肾。
Lina每天洗肾三四次，生活处处受限。庆幸的是，一年后，她终于等来了换肾的机会。
确认配对成功后，她顺利完成了肾脏移植手术，终于告别了痛苦的洗肾生活。
然而，病情刚见曙光，丈夫却提出离婚，让她重燃起希望的心再次遭受重击。
#幸福家庭主妇变单亲妈妈
哭过、怨过之后，Lina收拾心情，一个人一边治病，一边养育唯一的儿子，从零开始，靠自己撑起这个家。
朋友介绍她一份销售的工作，她开始工作赚钱，但起薪不高，只能省吃俭用。
失去依靠后的日子虽然清苦，但至少儿子陪在身边。
多年来，她也一直听医生的话，按时吃药、定期复诊，病情始终保持稳定。
#肾脏出现排斥功能下降
最近，她的肾脏开始出现排斥反应，医生建议她尽快干预，用药物治疗保住肾脏。
得知治疗要花上4到5万令吉，Lina 再次为费用发愁。
她说，移植手术的费用到现在还在分期支付，如今又多了一笔五位数的特殊药物费。
院方也告知，必须先缴清这笔费用，才能开始治疗。
#及时治疗保住肾脏
如果Lina无法及时接受治疗，肾功能可能持续恶化，恐怕将再次回到每天洗肾的日子。
她也可能需要再次换肾，甚至出现更严重的并发症，危及生命！
她的父亲早逝，母亲年纪大了，弟妹各有自己的负担，没能力分担医药费。
为了保住肾脏，继续工作撑起这个家，也希望陪伴孩子长大，她不得不向社会大众求助。
#急需药物治疗求支援
经过家访审核，我们决定接受颜妤娜（Lina）的求助委托，并即刻启动筹款。
我们将为这位患病的单亲妈妈，筹募特殊药物费，合共RM 40,000。
恳请各界善心人士伸出援手，帮助Lina尽快接受药物治疗，防止肾功能进一步恶化。
洗肾的日子，让她饱受痛苦，盼大家尽一份心意，让她过上平稳、安心的生活。
有意捐助者，请与我们联系，获取捐助详情，感恩。
https://wa.me/60102595965
Reference：Lina Gan
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【“I Must Stay Strong for My Child”: 42-Year-Old Single Mother with Declining Kidney Function Appeals for RM40,000 in Medical Aid】
Medical Assistance
Lina Gan, now 42, left her job after getting married and having a child to focus on caring for her child and managing the household.
She had always been healthy, with no major illnesses. Unexpectedly, after 12 years as a housewife, she was diagnosed with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE).
She said her symptoms began with redness and swelling of the skin, followed by blurred vision and severe abdominal bloating. Her abdomen became so swollen that she looked five or six months pregnant.
Her joints also became red, swollen, and painful. She could no longer bend her fingers and had little strength in her hands. Even a simple task like getting dressed took her an hour.
She was later admitted to the hospital for tests and treatment and was discharged a week later. Her doctor prescribed medications, including steroids and medicine to protect her kidneys, to help stabilize her condition.
, Coughing Up Blood, and Tuberculosis
From then on, her life revolved around long-term medication and regular medical follow-ups.
Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) is a complex autoimmune disease. Its symptoms vary from person to person and can change over time.
With her weakened immune system, she was more vulnerable to bacterial infections. Within the first few years after her SLE diagnosis, she developed pulmonary tuberculosis.
That time, she had a fever and a persistent cough, eventually coughing up blood. She was urgently admitted to the hospital for treatment and spent an entire month in an isolation ward.
Lungs or Her Kidneys?
“At the time, my doctor told me that tuberculosis medication could cause serious side effects and advised me to stop taking my lupus medications, including those protecting my kidneys.”
However, stopping the medication could cause her lupus to flare up and damage her kidneys. Lina faced a difficult choice: protecting her lungs or her kidneys.
Her doctor explained that if her kidneys failed, dialysis or a transplant could keep her alive. But if her lungs failed, she might not survive.
Her doctor strongly advised her to prioritize treating her lungs. “Of course, I wanted to save both organs. But with no other choice, I had to follow my doctor’s advice.”
Donated Kidney Brings New Hope
Her tuberculosis gradually improved, and her lungs were saved.
However, her kidneys were damaged, impairing their ability to filter waste. When medication failed to help, she had no choice but to begin dialysis.
Lina underwent dialysis three to four times a day, which severely restricted her daily life. Fortunately, a year later, she finally had the chance to receive a kidney transplant.
After a compatible donor was confirmed, she successfully underwent the transplant and was finally free from the painful routine of dialysis.
But just as her health began to improve, her husband asked for a divorce, dealing another devastating blow to her newly rekindled hope.
Happy Housewife to Single Mother
After tears and resentment, Lina gathered the strength to move forward. Starting from scratch, she faced her illness while raising her only son, supporting their family on her own.
A friend helped her find a sales job. She began earning an income, but her starting salary was low, so she had to live frugally.
Life without someone to lean on was difficult, but at least she had her son by her side.
Over the years, she faithfully followed her doctors’ advice, taking her medication on time and attending regular checkups. Her condition remained stable.
Rejection and Declining Function
Recently, Lina began experiencing rejection of her transplanted kidney. Her doctor recommended prompt treatment with medication to preserve its function.
When she learned that the treatment would cost RM40,000 to RM50,000, Lina found herself worrying about medical expenses once again.
She said she was still paying off her kidney transplant surgery in installments. Now, she faces another five-figure bill for specialized medication.
The hospital also informed her that this amount must be paid in full before treatment can begin.
Treatment to Save Her Kidney
If Lina cannot receive treatment in time, her kidney function may continue to deteriorate, potentially forcing her to return to daily dialysis.
She may also need another kidney transplant or develop more serious, life-threatening complications.
Her father passed away years ago, her mother is elderly, and her younger siblings have financial responsibilities of their own. They are unable to help cover her medical expenses.
To save her kidney, keep working to support her family, and be there as her son grows up, she has no choice but to appeal to the public for help.
Support Needed for Medication
After conducting a home visit and reviewing Lina’s circumstances, we have accepted her request for assistance and are launching a fundraising campaign immediately.
We aim to raise RM40,000 to cover the cost of specialized medication for this single mother.
We sincerely appeal to kind-hearted people from all walks of life to help Lina receive treatment as soon as possible and prevent her kidney function from deteriorating further.
She endured much suffering during her time on dialysis. We hope everyone can contribute what they can to help her live a stable life with greater peace of mind.
Those who wish to donate may contact us for donation details. Thank you for your kindness and support.
https://wa.me/60102595965
Reference：Lina Gan
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