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When you make a donation to the RBWH Foundation you are helping to fund world-leading researchers, doctors and medical teams to advance patient care and develop breakthrough treatments that save lives.
Your generosity buys the gift of time.
Time for researchers to develop breakthrough treatments. Time for doctors to consider new diagnoses and provide the best possible care for their patients. And time for families to continue to enjoy every precious moment with the people they love, hopeful about what the future holds.
Do some good this Giving Day. Donate today to keep healthcare strong! Make a donation by Wednesday 11 June and your donation will be DOUBLED thanks to the generosity of our matched donors.
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From RBWH patient to Paralympic gold medal champion
Curtris McGrath was a combat engineer serving with the Australian Army in Afghanistan in 2012, when he lost both legs after stepping on an Improvised Explosive Device (IED).
RBWH was critical to Curtis's life-saving care. RBWH Trauma Surgeon Dr Michael Rudd, who was a reservist, operated on Curtis in Afghanistan. At RBWH, his medical team led by Surgeon Dr Daryl Wall treated him for the potentially fatal fungul infection, mucormycosis, which at the time was killing 30% of US soldiers with similar wounds.
Fulfilling a battlefield promise to his Army squadron, Curtis has since won 12 World Championship gold in kayak and four Paralympic god medals collected in Paris, Tokyo and Rio.
Help us keep Queenslanders strong with a donation by June 11 and watch as your gift is DOUBLED!
