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Several Cubans have come together on social media to support five-month-old Keilis Wilson, whose mother died during childbirth and who is currently hospitalized at the Camagüey Pediatric Hospital due to a diarrheal condition.
Little Keilis was hospitalized with a diagnosis of acute diarrhea (EDO) in the Gastroenterology ward, in bed 11, according to a Facebook post by user Chiong Lis.
Her situation has mobilized the Camagüey community in a chain of support organized through local groups like Revolico Camagüey, which has over 300,000 members.
The baby's paternal grandmother, Fermina Arostica, has expressed her gratitude to everyone who has contributed.
Through that platform, a significant amount of donations has been gathered, including medicines, wet wipes, stuffed animals, blankets, sheets, juices, shoes, clothing, and letters filled with affection for the grandmother, who is now in the care of the girl amid the difficult situation on the island.
"Thanks to all the Camagüeyan mothers and fathers who contributed their bit to ease the situation," said Fermina, clearly grateful for the community's support. Little Keilis, still undergoing treatment, will remain in the hospital at least until January 10," according to one of the nurses at the facility.
Among those who have facilitated the assistance are Marian Calzada, Tamila, Lisandra, Dercy, Yessica, Mara, Walquiria Sifones, and Guelmi Abdul, the post details.
The pediatric hospital has opened communication channels for those interested in continuing to contribute to the cause.
Interested parties can call 32282014, extension 1073, for more information on how to proceed with donations.
Frequently Asked Questions about the fundraising campaign to help baby Keilis Wilson in Camagüey
Who is Keilis Wilson and why does she need help?
Keilis Wilson is a 5-month-old baby currently hospitalized at the Camagüey Pediatric Hospital following the death of her mother during childbirth. The local community has rallied to support her due to her fragile health condition and the lack of resources on the island.
How is Keilis Wilson's health currently?
Keilis is hospitalized with a diagnosis of acute diarrhea in the Gastroenterology ward. She will remain admitted until at least January 10, according to the hospital nurses.
How can we assist with Keilis Wilson's situation?
Those interested in helping Keilis can call the number 32282014, extension 1073, to obtain information about donations. Donations of medicine, clothing, and other essential items for her care have been received.
What role have social media played in assisting Keilis Wilson?
Social media has been instrumental in mobilizing the community and gathering donations for Keilis. Facebook posts have successfully brought together many people in local groups, who have contributed resources and emotional support.
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