Tell me about the aunt who helped her son raise money.

Behind the unfortunate leukemia of a 10 single-parent boy in Jiaozhou, Qingdao, are his father who is serving his sentence in prison, his grandparents who take care of him and his younger brother, and his aunt who runs around to raise money for treatment. The boy belongs to a single-parent family, and his parents have already divorced. After his mother left, he had little contact with his family. This poor family bears a heavy burden for their children's illness. At present, the local government and the Red Cross have started rescue projects to help children as much as possible, and the community where children live has also carried out social fund-raising activities.

At the end of February this year, a 10-year-old boy who lives in Yanghe Town, Jiaozhou suddenly suffered from massive hemorrhage. He was diagnosed with acute leukemia after being sent to the hospital for rescue, and was admitted to the intensive care unit as soon as he arrived at the hospital. After the first aid of medical staff, although the child is not life-threatening, the cost of follow-up treatment is particularly high, which is difficult for the child's family to afford. The family quickly told the aunt in Korea that the boy was ill. Aunt left for home at once and tried her best to raise the child's medical expenses. She even advanced the money in her credit card, but for the high cost of treatment, the money was far from enough and she could only give first aid temporarily.

Family difficulties According to the boy's aunt, the boy's parents divorced very early. After the divorce, his mother rarely contacted his family, and the boy has been living with his father. However, the child's father was involved in a criminal case several years ago and is serving his sentence. He can't take care of his family at all, so the boy and brother have to live with his grandparents. The children's grandparents are almost 70 years old and are in poor health. They all have their own problems, but for their sick grandchildren, they still have to take turns to take care of the boys in the hospital every day. They all have no choice but to insist. At present, the boy is being treated in the affiliated hospital of Qingdao University, and he needs chemotherapy and blood transfusion support in the later stage, and the estimated cost is several hundred thousand.

The efforts of all parties to help the children's family situation have attracted the attention of the local town government. They quickly mobilized all forces and tried their best to lend a helping hand to the children. At present, the government has opened a green channel for children's families to apply for subsistence allowances quickly, and then the hospitalization expenses of children can be greatly reduced. The jiaozhou city Red Cross Society has also launched a child rescue program. The community of Lengjia Village, where the sick boy is located, also launched a fund-raising activity for children. At present, the cost of treatment has exceeded 90,000 yuan, and a kind village cadre donated more than 5,000 yuan. Together with other assistance, donations from all walks of life have reached 65.438 billion yuan.