Saturdays event was a success we raised 350,277.00 mil pesos about 35k dollars we still need 350k pesos to complete the most urgent 5 children waiting for open heart surgery.
El evento de sabado en playa fue un exito!!! 350 mil peso fue recaudado necisito 350 mil peso mas para lograr 5 cirujias de corazon abierto.
THANK YOU PLAYA!
GRACIAS PLAYA POR TODO QUE AUN HECHO POR LOS NINOS....
Wednesday, October 24
Tuesday, October 16
Dale un respiro a mi corazon
RADIO MARATON
Riveria FM 98.1
SABADO 20 DE OCTUBRE
Esta es la realidad de nuestros niños. El programa de cardiología pediátrica de Ayuda de los Angeles ha salvado a mas de 100 niños en el estado de Quintana Roo desde 1999. Tu puedes patrocinar la cirugía de un niño. Cada uno tiene un costo de $ 15,000 dolares y podemos dar recibos deducibles de impuestos.
La realidad es que estos niños morirán sin no se les realiza una cirugía de corazón abierto. Ven a conocerlos y a sus familias, considera qué puedes hacer para ayudar a salvarlos.
Enseña a los tuyos a amar y a dar incondicionalmente a aquellos que tal vez no conozcas, pero te necesitan mas que nadie.
Lugar: 25 y Constituyentes como base, ademas todas las calles de Playa del Carmen
Hora: 11am a 7 pm
Quién: mas de 150 voluntarios
Fecha: Este sábado 20 de Octubre (sol o lluvia)
Formas de ayudar: Participando en nuestro evento o llegando a donar en las alcancías que los voluntarios tendrán en la calle.
Cheques a nombre de: Ayuda de los Ángeles A.C.
Organizate con tus familiares y amigos para venir a apoyar.
GRACIAS A TODOS LOS QUE HAN APORTADO PARA LOS NIÑOS DE AYUDA DE LOS ANGELES!!! SIN EL APOYO DE LA COMUNIDAD NO HUBIERAMOS PODIDO LOGRARLO.
PARA CUALQUIER DUDA O COMENTARIO:
LAVONNA REDMAN
9841270780
INFO@ANGELNOTION.ORG
more children in need of urgent open heart surgery
Nombre: Braulio Cruz Montiel
F.N. 10/09/06
Edad: 1 Año
Diagnostico: Hipertensión arterial pulmonar,pca.
Tratamiento Actual: Ninguno
Plan: Eco y cateterismo.
.- Nombre: Rigel Alessandro Rosado Trejo
F.N. 03/07/06
Edad: 1 Año y 2 Meses
Diagnostico: Ventrículo único con doble salida del ventrículo derecho
Estenosis pulmonar severa.
Tratamiento Actual: Apoyo con oxigeno en casa si presenta crisis de
Hipoxia.
Karen Anahi Estrella Ayil
F.N. 12/05/07
Edad: 4 Meses
Diagnostico: Comunicación interventricular subpulmonar, hap
Tratamiento Actual: Capotena, furesemida, dioxina
Plan: Eco y cateterismo
.- Nombre: Corazón de Jesús Romero Yan
F.N. 12/05/94
Edad: 12 Años
Diagnostico: Sind. Wolf Parkinson white
Tratamiento Actual: Amiodarona
Plan: Ablación haz Anómalo
KIDS IN NEED
Radio marathon
Riveria FM 98.1
This Saturday 20th of October
Come and see the reality of our kids Angel notions cardiology program has served 100´s of kids in the state of Quintana Roo since 1999. You too can sponsor a child for open heart surgery. Each surgery costs 15,000.00 dollars with a tax deduction in
The hard reality is that these children will die if not given surgery, you can come and physically meet and see each child and family evaluate for your self, believe me anything you can do to help save one of them is a huge blessing of a life time.
Teach the closest one to you to give and to love unconditionally to those whom you may not even know but may need you more than ever!
Where: La pastelería on 25th and Constituents
Time of event: 11am to 7 pm
Who: Over 150 volunteers
When: This Saturday 20th of October (rain or shine)
You can donate by: Participating in our event by driving by to give to the kids who will be out on the street volunteering their time for donations:
A Check to: Ayuda de los Ángeles A.C.
Organize your friends and family to come and show their support.
THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU HAVE DONE IN THE PAST FOR THE KIDS OF ANGELNOTION! WE WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN ABLE TO CONTINUE THE SUCCESS WITH OUT YOUR COMMUNITY SUPPORT!
PLEASE CONTACT ME FOR ANY QUESTIONS:
LAVONNA REDMAN
9841270780
INFO@ANGELNOTION.ORG
Kids in need of URGENT open heart surgery
13.- Nombre: Aarón Alejandro Jiménez Rosales
F.N. 12/06/06
Edad: 4 Meses
Diagnostico: Prob.Ventriculo unico,canal av
Tratamiento Actual: Digoxina, furosemida y capotena
Plan: Eco y cateterismo.
7.- Nombre: Addy Esmeralda Fernández Chávez
F.N. 16/12/99
Edad: 8 Años
Diagnostico: Ventrículo único, transposición de grandes vasos.
Tratamiento Actual: Ninguno
Plan: Eco y cateterismo.
Nombre: Adrian Roman Osorio
F.N. 19/02/00
Edad: 7 Años y 9 Meses
Diagnostico: Tetralogía de fallot, hipertensión pulmonar
Severa.
Tratamiento Actual: Ninguno
Plan: Cateterismo para valorar de acuerdo al estado de vasculatura
Pulmonar si es candidata a cirugía.
Nombre: Ángel Alberto López Pérez
F.N. 19/05/06
Edad: 1 Año y 4 Meses
Diagnostico: Tetralogía de Fallot, desnutrición, cataratas
Ojo derecho prob.Sind.Torch.
Tratamiento Actual: Propranolol
Plan: Cirugía correctiva compleja
Wednesday, October 10
Meet the Group from MSU
The purpose of the November 2007 project is to identify, assess and document a group of children and adults who have communicative difficulties that are associated with or result from cleft lip and/or cleft palate. From this group of children and adults a subset will be followed in a future project, most likely in March 2008. A group of 10 graduate students from the Department of Communicative Sciences and Disorders who are enrolled in CSD 823J, "Medical Aspects of Speech-Language Pathology" will be at the Centro de Salud in Nic te Ha. Dr. Peter LaPine will direct and coordinate all aspects of the project. Clinical supervision will be provided by Juile Tobin, M.A., a speech-language pathologist. (Julie has already participated in a previous MSU project with Angel Notion!) As always, the relationship between Michigan State University and Angel Notion brings many benefits to the people of Quintana Roo. This upcoming project will also develop the internet linkage between MSU's main campus in East Lansing and any Angel Notion project, regardless of where that project may be located. The internet link will in the future lead to research and teaching opportunities for MSU faculty and students; it will provide a source of training for young mothers with handicapped children and it will link Centro de Salud with programs and personnel at MSU.
The members of the November project are pictured here. Pictures of several others are not yet available but will be posted soon.
Angel Notion continues to progress and succeed in Playa del Carmen. Together with MSU, Angel Notion achieves its goal: "children become priority, and people like you make a difference."
Ashley Blom
(below) will develop the language assessment components.
Kristen Owns (above) will work with Annie O'Brien on the speech development components.
Ryan Dewey (below) will develop the hearing screening, Melisa Herta (right) will develop the language assessment for infants and toddlers, and Erin Werner (lower right) is compiling the oral mechanism components.
Annie O'Brien
Don't panic......unlike Lavonna and Donna these two are identical twins! Meghan Houslander (left) and Jennifer Houslander (above) have developed the protocols for informal observations.
The members of the November project are pictured here. Pictures of several others are not yet available but will be posted soon.
Angel Notion continues to progress and succeed in Playa del Carmen. Together with MSU, Angel Notion achieves its goal: "children become priority, and people like you make a difference."
Ashley Blom
(below) will develop the language assessment components.
Kristen Owns (above) will work with Annie O'Brien on the speech development components.
Ryan Dewey (below) will develop the hearing screening, Melisa Herta (right) will develop the language assessment for infants and toddlers, and Erin Werner (lower right) is compiling the oral mechanism components.
Annie O'Brien
Don't panic......unlike Lavonna and Donna these two are identical twins! Meghan Houslander (left) and Jennifer Houslander (above) have developed the protocols for informal observations.
Friday, October 5
They are coming back!
From the project in March 2006. Dr. Duane Smith our favorite otolaryngologist and Dr. Keith Apelgren, our general surgeon.
Emily Dunn, R.N., does what she does best!
The Dancing Bunnies of the Centro Attencion de Multiple
Speech-Language pathology graduate student from Michigan State University, Laura Stevenson; Jenn Bobb, another graduate student is in the background.
Lori Haindl, M.A., CCC-SLP poses for a picture with several graduate students (Jenn Bobb, Julie Silbernagel, adn Laura Stevenson) and the families they met.
One of many we will try to help.
There is a very happy story that follows the young man in this picture. Meet Moises!
A meeting with parents, Dr. LaPine, Mike McGuire and Molly Fitzgerald.
Dr. LaPine needs sleep; from left to right, Susan Lockwitz, Kate Fager, Sleepy, Laruen "D.W" Garrisi, M.A. CCC-SLP, and Mike McGuire.
The Playa/Maya Summit in May 2007. Dr. Paul Cooke with local physical therapists, Jenny and Mauldo.
Dr. Larry Prokop from the College of Osteopathic Medicine at MSU talks with Dr. Luis David Suarez.
Emily Dunn, R.N., does what she does best!
The Dancing Bunnies of the Centro Attencion de Multiple
Speech-Language pathology graduate student from Michigan State University, Laura Stevenson; Jenn Bobb, another graduate student is in the background.
Lori Haindl, M.A., CCC-SLP poses for a picture with several graduate students (Jenn Bobb, Julie Silbernagel, adn Laura Stevenson) and the families they met.
One of many we will try to help.
There is a very happy story that follows the young man in this picture. Meet Moises!
A meeting with parents, Dr. LaPine, Mike McGuire and Molly Fitzgerald.
Dr. LaPine needs sleep; from left to right, Susan Lockwitz, Kate Fager, Sleepy, Laruen "D.W" Garrisi, M.A. CCC-SLP, and Mike McGuire.
The Playa/Maya Summit in May 2007. Dr. Paul Cooke with local physical therapists, Jenny and Mauldo.
Dr. Larry Prokop from the College of Osteopathic Medicine at MSU talks with Dr. Luis David Suarez.
The Team from Michigan State is coming back to Playa del Carmen! Dr. Peter LaPine and a group of graduate students will return to work with Angel Notion for the 21st project together. See http://www.comdis.msu.edu/ for some additional information.
The group will arrive from the chilly temperatures of Michigan on November 7, 2007. The goals for this project are to identify a pool of persons with cleft lip and/or cleft palate, or significant craniofacial anomalies, that can be seen by future teams. One specific goal is to establish an internet connection via real-time video links between the clinic in Nic te Ha and the main campus of Michigan State University (http://www.msu.edu/). Another goal of the November visit is to continue to develop and secure the research opportunities in the Yucatan that were begun in the Playa/MSU Summit in May 2007.
Wednesday, August 22
Hurricane Dean
Most of the state faired pretty well, its the south of quintana roo that is suffering as its the poorest part of the country. we as an organization are participating in brigades and sending supplies to these Maya communities! Your support is greatly appriciated!
Lavonna
Lavonna
Wednesday, August 15
update august
Angel Notion Update August 2007
Back in to action!
Thanks to all of you who participated in the fund raisers, prayer circles, community support for ME! So you all know, I was whisked away to have a laser surgery in the end of May, I ended up at the Mayo clinic for open spine surgery June 12th with Dr. Lyons the head of Neurosurgery (not what I expected). I have to tell all of you that this was an AMAZING surgery! It felt like I was in and out in a matter of hours with a 6 week recovery. I feel better than I have in years and now have a huge passion for people living in pain; the pain was excruciating and endless. I am now pain free and so thankful for each and every one of you and your endless support to me and the organization thru this difficult time.
In the mean time, much has been accomplished with the organization and the clinic.
The clinic continues to serve the community. We have over 23 doctors and specialists serving as volunteers in the clinic Monday thru Friday. There continues to be a steady flow of medical teams/missions from the
Please consider us this year as your Organization to support.
The organization is involved with out side organizations and Universities in
5 children’s lives were saved!
Remember the fundraisers we held January thru April?
It all started after our successful Christmas and three king’s celebration in the Riviera Maya. 14 children were diagnosed with heart problems, Dr. Kirk Milhoan, and his team returned to Playa del Carmen for the 2nd time in 5 months. Their medical team saw hundreds of children whose parents felt they needed an examination. We held this mission in the Angel Notion clinic serving Playa and
Thanks to all of our Angel Notion sponsors and supporters! We have literally saved 5 children’s lives. The price to save one of these little angels only cost 15,000.00. It seems so little compared to the impact that is made on an entire family who is only lacking money to save their child’s life. It seems so unfair, but with our program we work together – parents, the clinic, the medical team, the events and radio programs and you! We completed this mission with community support. Thanks to Xcaret, Calica, coco bongo, Nabors of Mexico, Santa Rosa Cristus Children’s Hospital, Dr. Jorge
Our needs in the clinic:
We need your continued support for the clinic. Your donations keep the clinic alive. You can support one of our many needs:
Your donation at work:
- Help us build our new laundry area: $1500.00
- Support a child’s need for medical care including medications, and treatment:
- Sponsor a mother with cancer:
- Sponsor clinic needs like administration, computers, office expenses and gas
- Provide rooms and food for medical missionaries
- Purchase of nutrition for children on liquid diets
- Support an accident victim who has special medical needs
- Provide shelter for an abused woman and her kids
- Each of these areas of support will vary depending on the case and the care.
Special missions and needs:
There are still 7 children on the list that need this urgent surgery! For a donation of 15,000.00 you too can save a child’s life. Contact us at info@angelnotion.com.
We have a need for clothing and other supplies. You can warm these children by giving the basics. We will give to all ages of kids, from babies to teenagers and older people: My goal is to give 100 children complete outfits for the cold months to come. Here is what we need.
Blankets
Shoes
Socks
Underwear
Pants
Shirts
Dresses
Back packs
School supplies
Rain coats
Sweatshirts
Jackets
Ensure and Pediasure nutritional products
Diapers for babies and adults
These items can be brought to the clinic for distribution in October. If you would like to participate in this mission, come on out to the clinic or contact us info@angelnotion.com, and we will give you more information on dates.
It is also time to start thinking about Christmas: If you are coming to Playa, Angel Notion and the Bomberos (Fire department) would love your participation in the Christmas Project 2007. You can donate toys and or help us raise funds to purchase toys. Please contact us if you have interest in helping us this year at info@angelnotion.com.
Wednesday, April 11
Ayuda de los Angeles Angel Notion and Paris Delane’s Tye Dye Skye of Chicago Ill are here in playa to assist us in saving a few lives.
How you can participate: Join us in an amazing concert Saturday evening 7pm to 1am on the corner of 12th and 1st with Karta Bar and El Cielo, Diabitos cha cha cha.
Friday the 13th: You can purchase VIP seating for 10 people at 5000.00 per table with food and drinks all night. Bring your team of executives and friends! You can sponsor a child at 13,500.00 dollars deductible in the US and Mexico. Please call Lavonna If you would like to reserve your seats! 0449841005525. We will also be at the Tequila barrel wednesday and thursday.
We have diagnosed 12 children in the state of Quintana Roo in the last 8 months!If you can imagine your child being diagnosed with a heart defect at birth but you have no options of saving your child’s life. This is the circumstances that these 12 families are coming up against. The good news is that 4 our children have been sponsored which means there are 8 left. Xcaret has sponsored Jolet, Calica has sponsored Sammy, Bernie from El faro has sponsored Jesus, The city of Playa Del Carmen has sponsored Jose Luis from the zona Maya
We need you to help us sponsor the other 8 children who are desperately holding their breath to a chance to live.
Making a difference984-85-92625http://www.angelnotion.org/
How you can participate: Join us in an amazing concert Saturday evening 7pm to 1am on the corner of 12th and 1st with Karta Bar and El Cielo, Diabitos cha cha cha.
Friday the 13th: You can purchase VIP seating for 10 people at 5000.00 per table with food and drinks all night. Bring your team of executives and friends! You can sponsor a child at 13,500.00 dollars deductible in the US and Mexico. Please call Lavonna If you would like to reserve your seats! 0449841005525. We will also be at the Tequila barrel wednesday and thursday.
We have diagnosed 12 children in the state of Quintana Roo in the last 8 months!If you can imagine your child being diagnosed with a heart defect at birth but you have no options of saving your child’s life. This is the circumstances that these 12 families are coming up against. The good news is that 4 our children have been sponsored which means there are 8 left. Xcaret has sponsored Jolet, Calica has sponsored Sammy, Bernie from El faro has sponsored Jesus, The city of Playa Del Carmen has sponsored Jose Luis from the zona Maya
We need you to help us sponsor the other 8 children who are desperately holding their breath to a chance to live.
Making a difference984-85-92625http://www.angelnotion.org/
Friday, March 16
March 2007 update
Angel Notion Update March 2007
The fundraising concerts in February were a big success, thanks to Paris Delane and the late Paul Delay! Enough funds were raised to sponsor four children who desperately need open-heart surgery (at 13,500 usd per child!). These kids will be flying to Texas as soon as we get a confirmed date from Dr. Jorge Salazar and the Santa Rosa Children’s hospital.
Our immediate needs for this mission are:
1. Two children are still in urgent need of funding for open heart surgery
2. We need Spanish/English translators with US visas (or US passport holders) who can travel with the children to San Antonio, Texas at the end of March or the beginning of April, 2007. These translators will assist mothers/kids during the time of surgery and healing. Depending on each child’s recovery, it is a 7 day, all-expense paid trip. This is a great way for a patient and caring person to get involved in their community.
*Please contact Lavonna Redman at (cell) 044 984 100 5525
Angel Notion’s goal has always been to help at least one child every day, and in the nine years we have existed, we have met and exceeded those goals. To date, Angel Notion has helped thousands of sick and needy people. For the past couple of years, Angel Notion has had a mission to build a cardiology center for babies that are born with heart defects; however our goals have recently expanded to include a cardiology center that will help both children and adults. Heart attacks have become the number 2 killer in the state of Quintana Roo, with the number one killer being diabetes. Our dream Cardiology center will provide education, medical care, alternative options, prevention, technology and much more through cooperation with international and Mexican universities and institutions who will come together to offer solutions for the people of Quintana Roo. Please help us make those dreams come true. Contact Lavonna if you have an interest in participating in this mission.
MAYA/MSU Cooperation Initiative March 21-25!
Angel Notion’s ongoing relationship with MSU grows every stronger! MSU and Angel Notion are meeting from March 21-25 in a Cooperation Initiative Meeting. Our goal has always been to offer a range of services and education; we have grown to a point where MSU and Mexico are going to meet to see in what ways we can assist in the growth, education, health care in the state of Quintana ROO.
We need your participation to make this a success!
MAYA-MSU
Cooperation InitiativeWorkshop and Meeting Schedule21-25 march, 2007 PLAYA DEL CARMEN, SOLIDARIDAD QUINTANA ROO
General Objective
Identify, in a participatory approach, research, capacity building and community action projects focused upon the construction of integral solutions for the problems that the state of Quintana Roo faces within the educational, health, environmental and cultural scopes.
Particular objectives
To identify strategies, specific actions and responsibilities for the actors involved in the process that can lead to the solution of some of the problems stated by local actors in the local diagnosis.
To move forward towards inter-institutional cooperation that allows the optimization of resources and the strengthening of local capabilities in the application of concrete, middle and long term projects that contribute to elevate the quality of life and protect the state’s natural resources.
MSU Academic unit team:
Dr. Peter Lapine and Dr. Paul Cooke: Communicative Sciences and Disorders Dr. Lawrence Prokop: Internal Medicine Dr. Maria Knight Lapinski: Communications and national food sciences and toxicology center Dr. Pam Whiten: CAS Deans office and telecom, information studies and media Dr. Manuel Chavez: School of Journalism and center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies
Dallas Texas fund developers
Mary Ann Thompson: Fund developer Jay Mc Cormack: Fund developerDr. Todd Collier: Fund developer
Participants from Mexico
DF federal distric
Dr. Jorge Gonzalez Olvera: IMPDr. José Rivas Vilchis: UAM
Dr. Ruy López Ridaura: INSP
Dr. Gady Zabiky Sirot: EMEPP
Chetumal:
Dr. Amilcar Rosado Alavez: Secretario de Salud en Q, RooProfa. Guadalupe Novelo: Secretaria de Educacion en Q, Roo
Dr. Jose Luis Pech Vazquez: Rector de la Universidad de Q, Roo
Lic. Gaspar Armando Garcia Torres: Pdte. de la Comision de Derechos Humanos
Playa
Andres Bauzen: Presidente Cruz Roja MexicanaAmilcar Galaviz Aguilar: Director General Cruz Roja MexicanaDr. Ricardo Salazar: Cirujano Maxilofacial
Dr. Juan Romero: Centro de Colposcopia y DisplaciasDra. Beatriz Gutierrez: PediatraDra. Leonor Rodriguez Minor: DentistaLic. Virgilio Gomez Morales: Dir. Desarrollo Social Aniceto Caamal Cocom: Pdte. de Moce Yax Cuxtal A.C.Ing. Gonzalo M. Ceballos Baqueiro: 3ware Esp. en SistemasLic. Tarek Escandar Mattap Moguel: Dir. Vinculacion Universidad TecnologicaLic. Luis Mauricio Mendoza: Coord. Vinculacion y Posgrados UNID
Cancun
Mayra Patricia Urizar Lopez: Comite de Direccion Fund. Palace Resorts A.C.Ma. Carmen Martinez F.: Coordinadora de Asistencia Fund. Caritas CancunM.V.Z. Fernando Maerione Cervantes: Rector Universidad la Salle Cancun
Cozumel
Rosa Isela Pirez: Terapeuta Gestalt (coordina programas de Angel Notion en Cozumel)Rector de la Universidad de Quintana Roo
Angel Notion supplies hotel, transportation, and food for our volunteer medical teams, but we can’t do it with out your help!
Needs:
1. Hotel rooms , condos or a home where these doctors and fund developers can stay from the 21st thru the 27th of March.2. Transportation: we would use your help during this important week3. Donations for Food and Beverages: during conference times breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Ayuda de los Ángeles has tax-deductible receipts for Hacienda, please take advantage of this in order to help others!
Arriving from the US or Mexico city the 21st of March who need accommodation
Dr. Peter LapineDr. Paul Cooke Dr. Lawrence ProkopDr. Maria Knight LapinskiDr. Pam WhitenDr. Manuel ChavezDr. Jorge Gonzalez Olvera IMPDr. José Rivas Vilchis UAMDr. Ruy López Ridaura INSPDr. Gady Zabiky Sirot EMEPPMary Ann Thompson Fund developer Jay Mc Cormack Fund developerDr. Todd Collier fund developer
The fundraising concerts in February were a big success, thanks to Paris Delane and the late Paul Delay! Enough funds were raised to sponsor four children who desperately need open-heart surgery (at 13,500 usd per child!). These kids will be flying to Texas as soon as we get a confirmed date from Dr. Jorge Salazar and the Santa Rosa Children’s hospital.
Our immediate needs for this mission are:
1. Two children are still in urgent need of funding for open heart surgery
2. We need Spanish/English translators with US visas (or US passport holders) who can travel with the children to San Antonio, Texas at the end of March or the beginning of April, 2007. These translators will assist mothers/kids during the time of surgery and healing. Depending on each child’s recovery, it is a 7 day, all-expense paid trip. This is a great way for a patient and caring person to get involved in their community.
*Please contact Lavonna Redman at (cell) 044 984 100 5525
Angel Notion’s goal has always been to help at least one child every day, and in the nine years we have existed, we have met and exceeded those goals. To date, Angel Notion has helped thousands of sick and needy people. For the past couple of years, Angel Notion has had a mission to build a cardiology center for babies that are born with heart defects; however our goals have recently expanded to include a cardiology center that will help both children and adults. Heart attacks have become the number 2 killer in the state of Quintana Roo, with the number one killer being diabetes. Our dream Cardiology center will provide education, medical care, alternative options, prevention, technology and much more through cooperation with international and Mexican universities and institutions who will come together to offer solutions for the people of Quintana Roo. Please help us make those dreams come true. Contact Lavonna if you have an interest in participating in this mission.
MAYA/MSU Cooperation Initiative March 21-25!
Angel Notion’s ongoing relationship with MSU grows every stronger! MSU and Angel Notion are meeting from March 21-25 in a Cooperation Initiative Meeting. Our goal has always been to offer a range of services and education; we have grown to a point where MSU and Mexico are going to meet to see in what ways we can assist in the growth, education, health care in the state of Quintana ROO.
We need your participation to make this a success!
MAYA-MSU
Cooperation InitiativeWorkshop and Meeting Schedule21-25 march, 2007 PLAYA DEL CARMEN, SOLIDARIDAD QUINTANA ROO
General Objective
Identify, in a participatory approach, research, capacity building and community action projects focused upon the construction of integral solutions for the problems that the state of Quintana Roo faces within the educational, health, environmental and cultural scopes.
Particular objectives
To identify strategies, specific actions and responsibilities for the actors involved in the process that can lead to the solution of some of the problems stated by local actors in the local diagnosis.
To move forward towards inter-institutional cooperation that allows the optimization of resources and the strengthening of local capabilities in the application of concrete, middle and long term projects that contribute to elevate the quality of life and protect the state’s natural resources.
MSU Academic unit team:
Dr. Peter Lapine and Dr. Paul Cooke: Communicative Sciences and Disorders Dr. Lawrence Prokop: Internal Medicine Dr. Maria Knight Lapinski: Communications and national food sciences and toxicology center Dr. Pam Whiten: CAS Deans office and telecom, information studies and media Dr. Manuel Chavez: School of Journalism and center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies
Dallas Texas fund developers
Mary Ann Thompson: Fund developer Jay Mc Cormack: Fund developerDr. Todd Collier: Fund developer
Participants from Mexico
DF federal distric
Dr. Jorge Gonzalez Olvera: IMPDr. José Rivas Vilchis: UAM
Dr. Ruy López Ridaura: INSP
Dr. Gady Zabiky Sirot: EMEPP
Chetumal:
Dr. Amilcar Rosado Alavez: Secretario de Salud en Q, RooProfa. Guadalupe Novelo: Secretaria de Educacion en Q, Roo
Dr. Jose Luis Pech Vazquez: Rector de la Universidad de Q, Roo
Lic. Gaspar Armando Garcia Torres: Pdte. de la Comision de Derechos Humanos
Playa
Andres Bauzen: Presidente Cruz Roja MexicanaAmilcar Galaviz Aguilar: Director General Cruz Roja MexicanaDr. Ricardo Salazar: Cirujano Maxilofacial
Dr. Juan Romero: Centro de Colposcopia y DisplaciasDra. Beatriz Gutierrez: PediatraDra. Leonor Rodriguez Minor: DentistaLic. Virgilio Gomez Morales: Dir. Desarrollo Social Aniceto Caamal Cocom: Pdte. de Moce Yax Cuxtal A.C.Ing. Gonzalo M. Ceballos Baqueiro: 3ware Esp. en SistemasLic. Tarek Escandar Mattap Moguel: Dir. Vinculacion Universidad TecnologicaLic. Luis Mauricio Mendoza: Coord. Vinculacion y Posgrados UNID
Cancun
Mayra Patricia Urizar Lopez: Comite de Direccion Fund. Palace Resorts A.C.Ma. Carmen Martinez F.: Coordinadora de Asistencia Fund. Caritas CancunM.V.Z. Fernando Maerione Cervantes: Rector Universidad la Salle Cancun
Cozumel
Rosa Isela Pirez: Terapeuta Gestalt (coordina programas de Angel Notion en Cozumel)Rector de la Universidad de Quintana Roo
Angel Notion supplies hotel, transportation, and food for our volunteer medical teams, but we can’t do it with out your help!
Needs:
1. Hotel rooms , condos or a home where these doctors and fund developers can stay from the 21st thru the 27th of March.2. Transportation: we would use your help during this important week3. Donations for Food and Beverages: during conference times breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Ayuda de los Ángeles has tax-deductible receipts for Hacienda, please take advantage of this in order to help others!
Arriving from the US or Mexico city the 21st of March who need accommodation
Dr. Peter LapineDr. Paul Cooke Dr. Lawrence ProkopDr. Maria Knight LapinskiDr. Pam WhitenDr. Manuel ChavezDr. Jorge Gonzalez Olvera IMPDr. José Rivas Vilchis UAMDr. Ruy López Ridaura INSPDr. Gady Zabiky Sirot EMEPPMary Ann Thompson Fund developer Jay Mc Cormack Fund developerDr. Todd Collier fund developer
Tuesday, February 20
Look whos coming to help us
Please join us in helping these children for open heart surgery. wheather you are here in playa or in any other part of the world you make a donation that will save a life.
•Carrie's Heart 14354 Memorial Drive #1006Houston, Texas 77079
•By wire transfer:
•Account Name: Carrie's HeartAccount #: 3820038435Routing #: 111901014Bank: Capital OneAddress: 23910 Westheimer ParkwayKaty, Texas 77494
•Donativos en México
•Ayuda de los Anglés A.C.
•No. Cta. 23700028851 Suc. 001
•Scotiabank
•AYUDA DE LOS ANGELES A. C.
•Ave. 10 entre calle Plomeros y Electricistas
•Colonia NIcte – Ha, Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo Mexico
•Cp. 77710
•Tel. (984) 8592625, 8036007
• For Pay Pal or wire transfer info please contact us at: www.angelnotion.org, info@angelnotion.org, liz@angelnotion.org
•Carrie's Heart 14354 Memorial Drive #1006Houston, Texas 77079
•By wire transfer:
•Account Name: Carrie's HeartAccount #: 3820038435Routing #: 111901014Bank: Capital OneAddress: 23910 Westheimer ParkwayKaty, Texas 77494
•Donativos en México
•Ayuda de los Anglés A.C.
•No. Cta. 23700028851 Suc. 001
•Scotiabank
•AYUDA DE LOS ANGELES A. C.
•Ave. 10 entre calle Plomeros y Electricistas
•Colonia NIcte – Ha, Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo Mexico
•Cp. 77710
•Tel. (984) 8592625, 8036007
• For Pay Pal or wire transfer info please contact us at: www.angelnotion.org, info@angelnotion.org, liz@angelnotion.org
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angel notion children in need of urgent open heart surgery CAN YOU HELP US?
These are 3 of 8 children in need of open heart surgery, they require us to pay 13,500.00 dollars to Santa Rosa Cristus hospital up front , before we are able to save their lives.... please assist us by clicking in to donations on our site. chose a child youd like to support!
Pediatric Cardiology Evaluation for: Angel Alberto Lopez Perez
DOB: 5/19/06
History: 5 month old with murmur and FTT.
PMHx:
Medications: digoxin, spironolactone
P: RR: BP: SaO2: 90%
GEN: somewhat dysmorphic HEART:
Active precordium, III/VI high pitched SEM @ LUSB, No rubs, clicks or gallopHEENT: MMM, Nl dentition
LUNGS: CTA b/l w/o W/R/R
ABD: Soft, w/o liver 3 cm
EXT:W & WP, Nl distal pulses
CXR: tet like cardiac sillouette
ECHO:
Situs: solitus
Systemic and PulmonaryVeins: Normal connections
Atrial Septum: PFO
Ventricular Septum: malaligned VSD
Aortic valve: Normal
Pulmonary Valve and Artery: PS with 50mmHg gradient, infundibulum somewhat narrow, branch PAs OK.
Mitral Valve: Normal
Tricuspid Valve: Physiologic TR
Aortic Arch: leftward, no coarctation, no PDA
Impression: Tetralogy of Fallot with FTT and likely TORCH, h/o congenital cataract and Dev delay
Recommendation: good surgical candidate during the first year of life from a cardiovascular standpoint, would like to see him gaining weight prior to surgical repair as well as further delineation of possible sequellae from TORCH. Would start propranolol 2mg/kg/day divided TID. Stop digoxin and spironolactone
Kirk A. Milhoan, MD, PhD
Pediatric Cardiology Evaluation for: AVILES BRANDON
DOB: 9/20/01
History: ASYMPTOMATIC
PMHx:
Medications:NONE
P: RR: BP:90/70 SaO2: %
GEN: Nondysmorphic HEART:
Normal precordium, no thrills, RRR, Nl S1 and S2; No clicks, rubs or gallopsHEENT: MMM, Nl dentition
LUNGS: CTA b/l w/o W/R/R
ABD: Soft, w/o HSM
EXT:W & WP, Nl distal pulses
ECHO:
Situs: solitus
Systemic and PulmonaryVeins: Normal connections
Atrial Septum: intact
Ventricular Septum: VERY RESTRICTIVE VSD, PSG 115mmHg,
Aortic valve: Partially closing subaortic VSD, with trivial AI
Pulmonary Valve and Artery: Normal
Mitral Valve: Normal
Tricuspid Valve: Physiologic TR
Aortic Arch: leftward, no coarctation, no PDA
Impression: SUBAORTIC VSD WITH TRIVIAL AI
Recommendation: WE RECOMMEND SURGICAL CLOSURE WITHIN THE NEXT 2 YEARS
Kirk A. Milhoan, MD, PhD
DOB: 04/03/05
History:SHORTNESS OF BREATH
PMHx:
Medications:CAPTOPRIL, LASIX
P: RR: BP: SaO2: 97%
GEN: Nondysmorphic HEART:
Active precordium, no thrills, RRR, Nl S1 and loud S2; III/VI HSM @ LLSB, unable to detect diastolic rumble due to crying. No clicks, rubs or gallopsHEENT: MMM, Nl dentition
LUNGS: CTA b/l w/o W/R/R
ABD: Soft, liver down 2cm
EXT:W & WP, Nl distal pulses
ECHO:
Situs: solitus
Systemic and PulmonaryVeins: Normal connections
Atrial Septum: intact
Ventricular Septum: Flattened. Unrestrictive subaortic VSD, PSG 37mmHg
Aortic valve: Normal
Pulmonary Valve and Artery: Normal
Mitral Valve: Normal
Tricuspid Valve: Physiologic TR
Aortic Arch: leftward, no coarctation, no PDA
Impression: Unrestrictive VSD with mild signs of CHF
Recommendation: Surgical repair in the next 6 months, should be the first child to receive surgery from this screening
Kirk A. Milhoan, MD, PhD
Pediatric Cardiology Evaluation for: Angel Alberto Lopez PerezDOB: 5/19/06
History: 5 month old with murmur and FTT.
PMHx:
Medications: digoxin, spironolactone
P: RR: BP: SaO2: 90%
GEN: somewhat dysmorphic HEART:
Active precordium, III/VI high pitched SEM @ LUSB, No rubs, clicks or gallopHEENT: MMM, Nl dentition
LUNGS: CTA b/l w/o W/R/R
ABD: Soft, w/o liver 3 cm
EXT:W & WP, Nl distal pulses
CXR: tet like cardiac sillouette
ECHO:
Situs: solitus
Systemic and PulmonaryVeins: Normal connections
Atrial Septum: PFO
Ventricular Septum: malaligned VSD
Aortic valve: Normal
Pulmonary Valve and Artery: PS with 50mmHg gradient, infundibulum somewhat narrow, branch PAs OK.
Mitral Valve: Normal
Tricuspid Valve: Physiologic TR
Aortic Arch: leftward, no coarctation, no PDA
Impression: Tetralogy of Fallot with FTT and likely TORCH, h/o congenital cataract and Dev delay
Recommendation: good surgical candidate during the first year of life from a cardiovascular standpoint, would like to see him gaining weight prior to surgical repair as well as further delineation of possible sequellae from TORCH. Would start propranolol 2mg/kg/day divided TID. Stop digoxin and spironolactone
Kirk A. Milhoan, MD, PhD
Pediatric Cardiology Evaluation for: AVILES BRANDONDOB: 9/20/01
History: ASYMPTOMATIC
PMHx:
Medications:NONE
P: RR: BP:90/70 SaO2: %
GEN: Nondysmorphic HEART:
Normal precordium, no thrills, RRR, Nl S1 and S2; No clicks, rubs or gallopsHEENT: MMM, Nl dentition
LUNGS: CTA b/l w/o W/R/R
ABD: Soft, w/o HSM
EXT:W & WP, Nl distal pulses
ECHO:
Situs: solitus
Systemic and PulmonaryVeins: Normal connections
Atrial Septum: intact
Ventricular Septum: VERY RESTRICTIVE VSD, PSG 115mmHg,
Aortic valve: Partially closing subaortic VSD, with trivial AI
Pulmonary Valve and Artery: Normal
Mitral Valve: Normal
Tricuspid Valve: Physiologic TR
Aortic Arch: leftward, no coarctation, no PDA
Impression: SUBAORTIC VSD WITH TRIVIAL AI
Recommendation: WE RECOMMEND SURGICAL CLOSURE WITHIN THE NEXT 2 YEARS
Kirk A. Milhoan, MD, PhD
DOB: 04/03/05History:SHORTNESS OF BREATH
PMHx:
Medications:CAPTOPRIL, LASIX
P: RR: BP: SaO2: 97%
GEN: Nondysmorphic HEART:
Active precordium, no thrills, RRR, Nl S1 and loud S2; III/VI HSM @ LLSB, unable to detect diastolic rumble due to crying. No clicks, rubs or gallopsHEENT: MMM, Nl dentition
LUNGS: CTA b/l w/o W/R/R
ABD: Soft, liver down 2cm
EXT:W & WP, Nl distal pulses
ECHO:
Situs: solitus
Systemic and PulmonaryVeins: Normal connections
Atrial Septum: intact
Ventricular Septum: Flattened. Unrestrictive subaortic VSD, PSG 37mmHg
Aortic valve: Normal
Pulmonary Valve and Artery: Normal
Mitral Valve: Normal
Tricuspid Valve: Physiologic TR
Aortic Arch: leftward, no coarctation, no PDA
Impression: Unrestrictive VSD with mild signs of CHF
Recommendation: Surgical repair in the next 6 months, should be the first child to receive surgery from this screening
Kirk A. Milhoan, MD, PhD
cardiology mission January
Dr. Kirk Milhoan and his team came to playa to give their hearts and to diagnose and treat mayan children they saw more than 300 kids and found two mayan children in urgent need of open heart surgery.
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