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Support almost since Alex was born

Arche Noah im Klinikum Dritter Orden

Our story with Arche Noah began shortly after Alex was born. During one of the hardest times in our lives, I learned that help is not always about money – sometimes another person simply being there is priceless.

Beate Fischl has a special place in our story. During long hospital stays she stayed with Alex so I could briefly eat, breathe or gather strength. When Melanie was with me, Beate took her to the playground and gave her a piece of ordinary childhood.

Beate Fischl⌕

Later we also received financial help: €800 for the many hospital journeys, €1,000 in 2025 for osteopathy and another €2,000 at the end of 2025 for Alex’s therapy and rehabilitation.

After Beate Fischl retired, Arche Noah remained beside us. We continue to be in contact with Birgit Breustedt (Heilpädagogische Leitung), Marion Sedlmeir (nurse) and Anja Kiemle (Montessori educator). We are deeply grateful to them for both emotional and financial support.

Looking back, I do not see only amounts of money. I see people who sat beside my tiny son, gave Melanie moments of childhood and have stayed beside us to this day. I am deeply grateful.

We stay in touch

We no longer spend as much time as inpatients at Klinikum Dritter Orden as we once did. But whenever we have appointments with specialists at the hospital, we regularly visit our dear friends at Arche Noah. We keep them updated about Alex’s therapies, his developmental progress and our plans for further rehabilitation. We are deeply grateful for the support we can rely on – not only financially. Being listened to, having someone to talk to and hearing a kind word are just as important to me. In my situation, that means a great deal. I am very glad that we found our way aboard your Ark. Thank you!

Birgit Breustedt, Alex und Anja Kiemle⌕
Birgit Breustedt – Heilpädagogische Leitung · Anja Kiemle – Erzieherin

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