'It's a miracle': Boy treated with $3m drug donated by public can now walk with support

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SINGAPORE - Two-year-old Devdan Devaraj, who has a neuromuscular disease, can now stand and walk with support, thanks to the almost $3 million donated by the public which allowed him to be treated wit

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h the"world's most expensive drug".

Ray of Hope's general manager, Mr Tan En, said the sum is the largest raised for a single beneficiary on its platform. He said of the campaign for Devdan:"To my knowledge, I believe it's among the largest for a single fund-raiser in Singapore."

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And yet forced to wear a mask so his immunity being stifled at such a young age. Terribly sad.

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This is great !

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