People living with rare diseases find it hard to face the prospect of life with a severe disease with no treatments. This vulnerability is exploited by scammers peddling fake cures or making false claims about treatments.
 

Panel 1: Doctor tells a patient (man) that there is no cure for his rare disease. The patient is visibly sad.

 

Panel 2: The patient is seen reading a newspaper, The newspaper reads - Newspaper Daily - Your daily dose of propaganda. An advertisement in the newspaper reads - CENTER FOR MIRACLE CURES, Cure Available for all Rare diseases Now! Contact: 1234567890

 

Panel 3: A decrepit building with a board, The board reads "CENTER FOR MIRACLE CURES" The patient is standing next to a fancy car with a bag of money and is facing the building.

 

Panel 4: The patient is coming out of that building in a wheelchair with tears flowing from his cheeks, an oxygen mask over his face, a drip line attached to his hand and casts over his legs. There is a 'For SALE, CONTACT: 1234567890' sign on his car.