This February 2007 email chain records final practical arrangements for Romanian child Anamaria Argesanu, known as Ana, to attend the University Clinic for Surgery at Innsbruck for assessment and treatment under Prof. J. Hager in the children’s and youth surgery department. Dr Franz Krösslhuber confirms that a hospital bed had been reserved for Ana from 12 to 16 February 2007, and that a double room had also been reserved for her parents at Marienheim, next to the clinic. The earlier message from Michael Leidig sets out the wider travel plan: Ana and both parents would leave Romania, stay first in Vienna, then continue to Innsbruck, with questions about sponsored train tickets, disabled taxi transport from the station, accommodation, border documentation, and whether Ana’s father’s basic German would be enough for communication. The document is significant because it shows the Ana case at the point where the humanitarian support had become concrete and operational: hospital admission, family accommodation, cross-border travel, medical paperwork, transport and language issues were all being organised. In the wider evidence chain, it helps document that the CEN / Journalism Without Borders-linked support work was not a vague charitable claim, but a real effort to bring a vulnerable Romanian child and her family to Austria for specialist medical treatment arising from contacts made through journalism.