Generosity Will Ensure
Separated Twins Good
Living Conditions On
Their Return Home
As María Rocha-Arias,
along with her daugthers
Yuerlia and Fiorella,
the former conjoined
twins, get ready to
leave California for
their return home to
Costa Rica, they do not
have to worry about
their living conditions
once home.
Following reports of the
pitiful conditions in
which the family lived
in Costa Rica, generous
hands are at work, as
the construction company
that donated the family
the home is now working
to make necessary repair
and remodelling,
according to
Construcciones Modulares
representative, Jimmy
Roque.
The Ministerio de
Vivienda (Housing
Ministry) is also
expected to contribute
to the remodelling,
according to Vivienda
minister, Fernando
Zumbado.
The Instituto Mixto de
Ayuda Social (IMAS) -
the social assistance
agency - will also be
contributing ¢80.000
colones and will
providing furnishings
for the home.
The Hospital de Niños (chidlren's
hospital) will maintain
communications with the
Lucille Packard medical
centre in the United
States, keeping an eye
on the separated twins,
in addition to providing
constant reports on
their living conditions.
The objective is provide
a comfortable
environment for the
twins to continue their
recuperation from the
separations surgery that
was performed last
November.
To offer you assistance
to to Yurelia and
Fiorella, you can call
(506) 877 6621.
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