article_snippet: Janshir is a walking miracle,’ says Emma Scanlan, chief executive of Chain of Hope, which brings children to Britain for heart surgery and conducts operating missions abroad.
article_snippet: ‘Most children in the UK with his condition, called Tetralogy of Fallot, would be treated on the NHS soon after birth.
article_snippet: Finally, last November Mr Issa’s brother Wahid, who lives in London, discovered Chain of Hope.
article_snippet: Since being set up 20 years ago by pioneering heart surgeon Professor Sir Magdi Yacoub, the charity has treated more than 2,000 children.
article_snippet: the charity stresses the charity does not get involved in immigration issues.
article_snippet: To donate to the charity, visit chainofhope.org – text
highlights_snippet: Chief executive of Chain of Hope
highlights_snippet: charity say he is a 'walking miracle' 