Our daughter Sarah began experiencing severe fatigue, often falling asleep at any time. She wasn’t herself, frequently getting upset for no apparent reason, and we were puzzled by her extreme mood swings.

Feeling it necessary, we scheduled medical checks, including blood tests. The doctor reported that all results came back clear, suggesting it might be an emotional issue.

As Sarah’s eyesight declined, we opted for an optician check, which led to a referral to an eye specialist to examine her cornea. However, those results also came back clear, prompting a referral for an MRI. Sarah’s condition continued to weaken over time.

However, the soonest MRI appointment available was in three weeks and would be conducted over Zoom. I reached out to Lev Chaim, expressing my concerns and anxiety about the three-week wait for the appointment.

Lev Chaim emphasised the urgency of addressing the matter immediately and managed to schedule an in-person MRI appointment just two days later.

Though there was momentary relief, it was short-lived.

The results revealed a benign brain tumour.
Before heading to A&E, I contacted Lev Chaim again, who provided reassurance, listened, and empathised with our pain. Lev Chaim kept in regular contact, calling or messaging every few days. Sarah received ‘thinking of you’ notes with treats, including bath bombs and makeup bags, all of which were thoroughly appreciated. These gestures always came at exactly the right time, when Sarah needed them most, lifting her spirits immensely.

Lev Chaim sent gifts for my family, balloons, flower arrangements and treats. These thoughtful gestures carried us through our challenging period.

We are incredibly grateful for all of Lev Chaim’s help and support. Without them, we would have received the diagnosis later, where every passing day was crucial. Lev Chaim saved us from many more complications. The doctors said that if we had waited any longer, it could have affected Sarah’s eyesight.

Thank God for Lev Chaim; they saved us!