Don't allow an innocent American to die because of a lack of resources in Haiti. 

Dr. Christian E. Sanon has dedicated his life to God, his family, and the Haitian community for well over 30 years. Christian poured his best into Haiti in hopes that one-day poor people will be able to live.

As a brave individual, he has done above and beyond the following: 

• Christian was the first Haitian on a flight over to Haiti when the earthquake hit in 2010 without a doubt in his mind.
• Christian was able to not only provide medical care to thousands of Haitians but also helped local medical centers with supplies to save lives.
• Planted hundreds of churches when working for Florida Baptist Convention
• Throughout the years, he organized toy drives, food dropoffs, and medical care for thousands of Haitian's in Haiti.
• Established the first diagnostic center Vasco Imaging and provided the cheapest (nearly free) healthcare for his patients. 
• Built (Tabarnacle Evangeligue de Tabarre - church) in Tabarre, Haiti
• Christian has given his time, money, and life to Haitians who were in dire need.
• Multiple times Christian has brought Haitian immigrants to the United States to treat them for deadly heart conditions, bullet wounds, and more.

Now, Dr. Christian E. Sanon is in critical health conditions in Haiti battling for his life in prison due to falsified accusation of being associated with the assassination of Haitian president without any charges, evidence, and/or legal representation. The following are URGENT matters that are causing him to die: 

• Over four months of unjust detainment.
• Significant loss of weight, diabetic, high blood pressure, and fever.
  
• Christian went into cardiac arrest with no staffed physician available. 
• Lack of medical resources to provide quality health care (family purchases items such as IV serum, fan, a bed, a pillow, daily water, food. The prison staff are doing their best. 
• The international lawyer said "The United States doesn't care about him.”
• There are no hospitals or prisons that are safe to be able to properly care for him in Haiti.

We urgently need him to return back to the United States to receive the care he needs. Haiti's court system has no structure, no policies, no evidence, no motive, and no charge.

Why are we letting him die?