Mimi Tjin was born with a rare disease that caused half of her face to be covered in red rashes. Now, 24 years later, the rashes have worsened, eating away at her lips until they rotted. Tragically, Mimi can’t express her pain because she has a mental disorder.

From a young age, Mimi has struggled with a condition that caused her lips and tongue to swell abnormally, making it difficult for her to speak.

To add to her suffering, she also had difficulty walking, often falling and injuring her head. Even now, she can’t do anything without her parents’ help.

Over the years, the swelling in her mouth grew larger and was diagnosed as a malignant tumor. Behind her inability to express pain, the tumor grew to 5 centimeters, filled with blood and pus, and emitted a foul odor.

Her parents have spent their life savings on her treatment, but as low-wage farm workers, they can’t afford the expensive surgery she needs. Mimi’s condition is now critical, and delaying surgery could be fatal.

Dear Kind-Hearted People, Mimi’s future hangs in the balance. Let’s help her!