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Positive Story: Clowns visited Children in Local Hospital in Tuzla

Published: April 27, 2019
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The association “Heart for Children with Cancer” and the nonprofit organization Tuzlanska Amica organized a visit to the Clinical Center Tuzla, together with a group of people from the “Vivamo in Positive” (Live Positively) group from Italy.

Happy gathering had one big goal, and it was to put a smile on children’s face.

A special focus was placed on the Department of Hematology and Oncology, where clowns wanted to cheer up the greatest heroes, children who had cancer and undergone difficult and demanding hospital treatment, to make their stay more enjoyable and to create positive memories of the hospital.

Much enthusiasm was caused by the little play performed by clowns, as well as animals made of balloons.

“We all had one goal together today, and it was to put a smile to as many children as possible. I can proudly say that we have fulfilled the goal and enjoyed the most beautiful sound in the world, the sound of the child’s harbor laughter,” was stated from the Association.

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