Smile Rescue Fund For Kids Set To Give Life Back To A Congo Boy
By Okechukwu Okugo A boy rejected in his community as a result of losing his pair of lips to a Chimpanzee attack is now breathing fresh air of relief in America by the activities of the Smile Rescue Fund for Kids. According to abc7ny.com, the 8-year-old boy, whose 4-year-old younger brother died when the African chimps bounced on them, has been brought to U.S. for a life-changing facial surgery at Long Island, New York. Heartmenders Magazine, USA say "Thank you" to Dr. Leon Klempner, founder of the organization, Smile Rescue Fund for Kids. We also thank the Congo Park Rangers for contacting Dr. Klempner who arranged for Dunia Sibomana to come to Stony Brook Children's Hospital for a facial reconstructive surgery. Dr. Klempner who had noted the plight of this boy, said for the past 2 years he had suffered the attack, even daily tasks like eating could be a nightmare for Dunia; since without lips food cannot be held on in the mouth. But it was reported that D...