The Cuban girl Amanda Lemus Ortiz, who on Monday She arrived in Spain and was admitted to a public hospital in Madrid., began receiving treatment for his condition of bile duct atresia.
Activist Yamilka Lafita (Lara Crofs) revealed that the little girl is admitted to the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of the La Paz public hospital, where doctors confirmed that due to the serious deterioration of her health it is impossible to subject her to any operation and there will be have to wait at least three weeks.
"Amanda was admitted directly to the hospital's intensive care unit, where they began to perform several checkups. The Specialists were impressed with the baby's state of physical deterioration, they informed the mother that they have to stabilize several parameters before intervening, including calcium and weight," Lara explained.
"Today [Tuesday] she will continue to undergo more tests and check-ups with a view to improving everything related to her health, so that she can undergo surgery, because right now it is impossible to undergo any type of surgery due to the extremely delicate nature of his health. The doctors predicted three to four weeks before you can transplant it", accurate.
The activist reported that the arrival at the Barajas airport in Madrid was turbulent for the family, since the suitcase of Milagros Ortiz, the mother, disappeared with all her belongings and his laptop.
"The parents and the girl were taken out of the airport through a different door than the rest of the passengers by a 'driver' who was already inside the airport waiting, so the friends who had gone to receive them to send them first-class supplies needs and shelters, they were never able to receive them," he explained.
"Mila cried a lot when she realized what was already known: 'precious time has been lost waiting', were the words of the doctors Spaniards," he stressed.
Lara stressed that this Tuesday he will contact the airport again to see if anything is known about Milagros' suitcase.
"Yesterday some friends were able to give him some 'essential things' so he could get through the day. We'll see what happens today," he said.
Amanda Lemus traveled to Spain on Sunday with her parents to undergo a liver transplant that is not possible in Cuba, even though the father can be his donor.
The case achieved great notoriety on social networks since the end of January after the little girl's mother asked for forgiveness in an emotional post on Facebook, for not being able to offer him the medical care and treatment he needs.
His words immediately mobilized thousands of Cubans, inside and outside the Island, who offered economic and emotional support to the family.
In January, given the commotion generated by the minor's situation, the MINSAP was forced to issue a statement where he reported that Amanda had a liver transplant from a living donor indicated and that "coordinations are being made with specialized institutions in other countries" to provide a solution.
The organization, more concerned about not continuing to make the case public on the Internet than actually solving the case, received a multitude of criticism from dozens of Cubans, who demanded to know with which countries the supposed coordination was being carried out and how much longer it would last. wait.
"They had forgotten Amanda, if it weren't for her parents who made publications about her situation and they went viral, no one would remember their girl," said a resident of Sancti Spiritus.
"If the girl were the daughter of a senior leader, she would already have had surgery"No more grinding," demanded a woman from Havana.
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