Minh An completed her first skin graft surgery
Thanks to 1,240 donors, Minh An received her first skin graft at Cho Ray Hospital. See the full medical report...
NoBabyPain — Every Child Deserves A Future.
Every Child
Deserves
A Future.
Help children suffering from Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB). Your donation goes directly to treatment.
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Hospital bill published: $4,320 covered for June treatment
Full transparency: every invoice for June treatment is now public, verified by our partner hospital.
Bao Chau is walking again after 3 months of treatment
After daily wound care and two operations, 4-year-old Bao Chau took her first steps this week.
Medical records: infection risk down 80% for 12 children
Monthly verified medical records show dramatic improvement across all children in the program.
Video update: a day at the wound care center
See exactly how your donation is used — bandages, medicine and the incredible nurses behind recovery.
Weekly report #28: $12,400 raised, 2 surgeries scheduled
This week: two new children admitted, two surgeries scheduled, and every receipt published.
Treatment Timeline
Jun 15, 2026
Hospital Admission
Minh An was admitted to Cho Ray Hospital for full diagnosis.
Read full storyJun 19, 2026
First Surgery
First skin graft surgery completed successfully in 3 hours.
Read full storyJun 22, 2026
Medical Record Medical Record Published
Full verified medical record and surgery report are now public.
Read full storyJun 29, 2026
Recovery
Wounds healing well. Pain reduced by 70% according to doctors.
Read full storyJul 06, 2026
Discharged from Hospital
Minh An went home and started monthly follow-up visits.
Read full storyJul 13, 2026
Medical Record Hospital Bill Verified
All June hospital bills verified and published for full transparency.
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What Is EB?
What is Epidermolysis Bullosa?
EB is a rare genetic disease causing extremely fragile skin.
Children live with severe pain, open wounds, and infections.
There is no simple cure, but treatment can dramatically improve their quality of life.
Learn more
EB Pain and Death
The Reality of Living with EB
Understanding what these children face every single day.
Daily Pain
Simple actions like walking, eating or being held can cause blisters and tears in the skin.
Open Wounds
Wounds must be cleaned and re-bandaged every day — a process that can take hours and is extremely painful.
Risk of Infection
Open wounds leave children vulnerable to dangerous infections that can become life-threatening.
See how treatment changes lives
Fast Cure Plan
Fast Cure Plan
A clear, proven treatment journey for every child we help.
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Diagnosis
2
Hospital Admission
3
Medicine
4
Skin Treatment
5
Recovery
6
Monthly Follow-up
Our Doctors
Our Doctors
Verified specialists from our partner hospitals.
Dr. Nguyen Thanh Tam
Pediatric Dermatologist
Verified
Dr. Tran Minh Khoa
Burn & Wound Specialist
Verified
Dr. Le Thu Ha
Plastic Surgeon
Verified
Dr. Pham Quoc Viet
Pediatrician
Verified
Guardian Angels
Guardian Angels
Thank you to everyone helping save lives.
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Anna
$250
M
Michael
$500
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Sarah Johnson
$100
D
David Nguyen
$300
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Emily Chen
$150
J
James Wilson
$1,000
M
Maria Garcia
$75
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Robert Taylor
$200
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Linh Tran
$350
T
Thomas Anderson
$120
J
Jessica Lee
$80
D
Daniel Kim
$450
Success Stories
Success Stories
Real children. Real recoveries. Real hope.
Before
After
Minh An
Epidermolysis Bullosa (RDEB)
After 2 surgeries and 3 months of daily wound care, Minh An is back to school — smiling, playing, and dreaming of becoming a docto...
- Before Treatment
- Operation
- Recovery
- Back to School
Before
After
Bao Chau
Epidermolysis Bullosa (JEB)
Bao Chau could not walk when she arrived. Today she runs to the park every afternoon with her older brother.
- Before Treatment
- Operation
- Recovery
- Back to School
Before
After
Gia Han
Epidermolysis Bullosa (DDEB)
With continuous treatment funded by donors, Gia Han's infections stopped. She just won her school's drawing contest.
- Before Treatment
- Operation
- Recovery
- Back to School
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Every dollar is tracked and published. Here is how donations are used.
- Treatment 92%
- Administration 5%
- Platform 3%
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before donating.
Your donation goes directly to medical treatment: surgeries, medication, bandages and hospital care for children with EB. Only a small fraction covers administration and platform costs — all published in our financial reports.
We publish weekly proof updates including photos, videos, hospital bills and medical records. Every document is verified by our partner hospitals before publishing.
Yes. All medical reports and hospital bills are published in the Proof Updates section, with the family's consent and sensitive personal data removed.
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