The famous singer Elias Kampakakis he goes through the most difficult period of their lives, after seeing his little one 6-year-old daughter Cleopatra, to fight cancer every day.
Last November, little Cleopatra was diagnosed with cancer and specifically with osteosarcoma in the marrow of the left tibia. He immediately underwent surgery and a series of chemotherapies. However, the disease has become very aggressive even now needs to be transported immediately to a specialized center abroad in order to deal with the problem quickly.
Many singers, nightclubs, friends, fans and even the general public are trying to spread the message in order to find the financial resources for little Cleopatra to travel to America and with the necessary medical procedures to emerge victorious.
Those who can help save little Cleopatra can do so by depositing a sum of money in the account of Piraeus Bank with number 5266070334001, IBAN: GR79 0172 2660 0052 6607 0334 001. SWIFT-BIC: PIRBGRAA. Beneficiaries: Turani Amalia, Kampakaki Cleopatra. In addition you can contact her mother, Turani Amalia, at 690 788 5115 and e-mail amalia_tou@hotmail.com
Elias Kampakakis fights for his daughter's life and as silently and humanely as he can while his life is now between the hospital and his appearances (since financially he is not comfortable leaving the song for a while). According to his close friend, Haris Lempidakis, Cleopatra is his whole life:
At the moment, this young man is experiencing a complete change in the success he is experiencing and in how humble he has learned to walk his life away from showbiz and lifestyle versions. A lone horseman has been called by those who know him well and he is the most correct characterization since he has been making success all these years without backs and dependencies.
It is day and night with his Cleopatra in the hospital. I do not want to go into details about hospitals and the chemotherapy he does but Elias to understand how strong he is was in Chania a few hours ago to work. He does not have the comfort to say I give up. He is a proud person who, in his pain, could make other movements together with the little girl's mother. Even those that will be made will fit into a framework that will have legal and ethically specific frameworks.
We wish you all the best and that little Cleopatra travels quickly to America and returns even stronger and smiling. All we have to do is spread the message of hope and support as much as we can.