Cristiano Ronaldo has shown his soft side by offering to pay for the
operation of a 10 month old baby born with a neurological disorder.
Erik Ortiz Cruz suffers up to 30 epileptic fits a day and surgery is
the only solution to his condition.
The boy's family have been unable to meet massive hospital bills with
each test carried out costing around £5,020 (6,000 euros) and surgery
likely to run to £50,240 (60,000 euros).
So big-hearted Ronaldo, touched by the boy's local community's
attempts to raise the money themselves, has stepped in to fund the
life changing medical care.
The player was at first asked to donate boots and a shirt to a
fund-raising auction but decided to go the extra mile and foot the
bill.
Earlier in the year Ronaldo celebrated his Ballon D'Or win with
children suffering from Leukaemia keeping a promise made on Spanish
radio last year.
Ronaldo met the children on radio Cope show Partido de la 12 in
November and said if he won he would celebrate with them.
Following the celebrations he spoke to one of the children - who will
have an operation this month - and told the youngster: 'Don't worry I
have not forgotten'
source: Dailymail
operation of a 10 month old baby born with a neurological disorder.
Erik Ortiz Cruz suffers up to 30 epileptic fits a day and surgery is
the only solution to his condition.
The boy's family have been unable to meet massive hospital bills with
each test carried out costing around £5,020 (6,000 euros) and surgery
likely to run to £50,240 (60,000 euros).
So big-hearted Ronaldo, touched by the boy's local community's
attempts to raise the money themselves, has stepped in to fund the
life changing medical care.
The player was at first asked to donate boots and a shirt to a
fund-raising auction but decided to go the extra mile and foot the
bill.
Earlier in the year Ronaldo celebrated his Ballon D'Or win with
children suffering from Leukaemia keeping a promise made on Spanish
radio last year.
Ronaldo met the children on radio Cope show Partido de la 12 in
November and said if he won he would celebrate with them.
Following the celebrations he spoke to one of the children - who will
have an operation this month - and told the youngster: 'Don't worry I
have not forgotten'
source: Dailymail
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