"PRESIDENT OBAMA AND CHANCELLOR MERKEL, I DON'T WANT TO DIE NOW!" LITTLE AMBASSADOR, A
- by: Ariana-Leilani Children's Foundation International
- recipient: President Barak H. Obama, Chancellor Angela Merkel
President Obama and Chancellor Merkel,
I don't want to die now, " is the urgent plea to two world-leaders from a child who will die without immediate medical intervention and protection. Ariana-Leilani King-Pfeiffer, a seven year old American and German citizen (with only a German passport) looks like any child. Yet she is very ill with a life-threatening very rare blood disorder called Severe Chronic Neutropenia. She is one of only 1300 people in the world in the last 16 years who are on the Severe Chronic Neutropenia International Registry located in partner countries of the USA and Germany.
The Co-Directors, Prof. Dr. Dale Dale (USA) and Prof. Dr. Karl Welte (Germany) of the Severe Chronic Neutropenia International Registry (SCNIR) have once again urgently written to the Germany Embassy in the USA and the US Department of State for intervention to save the life of Ariana-Leilani. Prof. Welte, the founder of GCSF medicine for the treatment of severe chronic neutropenia, had written with evaluation of all of the medical records, the illness is likely induced by toxins. Toxins can include drugs. While Prof. Dale wrote, without GCSF medicine there is a high probability of mortality, toxic shock, loss of limbs or loss of life.
Ariana-Leilani death is assured, without the lifesaving medicine and a full medical investigation into its root cause. Yet she is denied both by her father, Dr. Michael H. Pfeiffer, from Bayreuth, Germany, who is now in Washington, DC. Michael Pfeiffer works for the US Government as a human neurology drug researcher at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center, with a visa that expires in 2012. He has refused The German Embassy's request to voluntarily allow life-saving medicine and an independent full medical exam.
The Washington, DC Child Protection Agency in the USA is currently under Federal Court monitor for its failure to assist neglected and abused children. Since their failure, to Ariana-Leilani, several International Organizations have requested intervention, including Innocence in Danger International and the United Nations Special Rapporteur, Dr. Najat M'jid Maalla, on Sale of Children, Child Prostitution, and Child Pornography have sent urgent communications to both the German Embassy led Ambassador Klaus Scharioth by and the US State Department led by Secretary Hillary Clinton.
President Obama and Chancellor Merkel, a child, who is a citizen of both your powerful countries asks you to save her life. Little Ambassador, Ariana-Leilani who has met with by Nobel Prize winner Archbishop Desmond Tutu stated %u201CWe must act now for the sake of our children, they are our future. Every child has a right to live and be protected from abuse,use and neglect that brings death.
Ariana-Leilani Children Foundation International
We the people of the world, representing all the countries of the United Nation, are the undersigned ask that you take direct action to save and protect the life of 7 year old Little Ambassador, Ariana-Leilani, who is a citizen of both the USA and Germany (with only a German passport) . She has a human right to life. She is being denied life-saving medicine, "GCSF" by her father, Michael H. Pfeiffer, to treat her rare blood disease, Severe Chronic Neutropenia (SCN).Severe Chronic Neutropenia leaves Ariana-Leilani without the ability to fight common infection. She can get an infection from which she can diein less than 18 hours from the start of the infection.Ariana-Leilani's human rights are being violated by not giving her the relief oflife, medicine, and protection from abuse, use and neglect.All children have a right to life and protection from abuse, neglect and death.
We support your direct intervention to save and protect the life of the Little Ambassador, Ariana-Leilani.
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