A badly injured patient, how do I write like a social cry for help

My son is seriously ill, what should I call for help? He is 29 years old, old and young, and his youngest grandson is only 6 years old!

Leukemia is a clonal malignant disease with a sudden or slow onset, and is often acute in children and adolescents. Common presenting symptoms include fever, progressive anemia, significant bleeding tendency, or bone and joint pain.

The onset of the disease is mostly elderly and some young patients, and the disease progresses gradually. Most of these patients have progressive fatigue and weakness, paleness, palpitation after exertion, shortness of breath, lack of appetite, weight loss, or unexplained fever as the first symptoms. In addition, a small number of patients may also have convulsions, blindness, toothache, swollen gums, pericardial effusion, and paraplegia of both lower limbs.

Leukemia is characterized by the malignant and unrestricted proliferation of leukemia cells in the bone marrow and other hematopoietic tissues, infiltrating various tissues and organs throughout the body, producing different symptoms, and quantitative and qualitative changes in the surrounding blood cells. Every day, the bone marrow produces tens of billions of new blood cells, most of which are red blood cells. People with leukemia produce more white blood cells than they need, and most of them are immature and naïve cells, and they will survive longer than normal.

Despite their large number, these white blood cells do not fight infection as well as normal white blood cells. This increase in white blood cells in the body directly affects the function of some vital organs and the production of normal healthy blood cells. Due to the malignant proliferation of tumor cells, inhibition of the production of red blood cells and platelets to stop bleeding, and even not enough normal white blood cells to fight infection, patients can become very susceptible to injury, bleeding and even infection.

Once infected, the condition will worsen.

It's useless for you to write it yourself, you can contact the neighborhood office, and if it's a rural area, you have to contact the village committee.

It's asking for help, if you're really miserable, call ** to ask for help from the local TV station, and if you're lucky, someone will naturally help you.

My mother, Wu Nai, was buried because of a headache, went for a check-up, and found out that there was a tumor the size of an egg in the brain, and now she needs a lot of money for surgery, and we are a poor family, so we can't afford that much money for surgery.

You can find a local **!

Wow, how can I help you.

Find a certificate of hardship from the neighborhood or village community, and then go to the civil affairs department to report the situation and ask for assistance. In this case, there will definitely be help. I wish your family a speedy way out of the predicament!

Go to the city ** door kneeling and can't get up.

Go to the rich and kneel down to ask for help