Dear friends!
We continue to support those who need our help.
In January–February we helped:
Matvey Masliy, 10 years old, Ukraine, neurodegeneration with brain iron accumulation — with the purchase of regularly required medication.
Excerpt from Matvey’s mother’s letter:
I am very grateful to your entire team who worked to help Matvey. For the next half year we will be able to live calmly because our boy will receive the medicine that gives him life. I am writing now and tears are flowing…
Dmitry Zheleznov, 16 years old, Belarus, desmoplastic small round cell tumor stage IV — payment for follow-up monitoring after treatment; Matvey Andrievsky, 12 years old, Ukraine, spastic diplegia — rehabilitation after surgery; Konstantin Belyansky, 8 years old, Russia, oncology — treatment payment.
Thank you for your support!
This month our help is needed by:

ALINA KUPRIYANOVA, 13 years old, Krasnodar region— cerebral palsy, hearing loss, congenital heart defect.
Several years ago we helped Alina with rehabilitation costs. She was born with a heart defect and underwent surgery on the third day of life. A severe postoperative period with mechanical ventilation for 3.5 months led to multiple diagnoses: congenital heart disease, cerebral palsy, bilateral deafness grade IV, choroidal coloboma. Alina is a disabled child, but her mother raises her alone and never gives up. Finding specialists willing to work with her was extremely difficult, as one diagnosis complicated another. Eventually, foreign clinics helped Alina stand on her feet and improve her condition. Unfortunately, due to vascular problems doctors could not install a cochlear implant. Nevertheless, thanks to rehabilitation she learned far more than predicted: she can sit, stand and even walk holding one hand. She attends a school for hearing-impaired children and is very sociable.
In March they must travel to China for rehabilitation. The family asks for help with travel costs — about 950 euros.

ANNA BESPALOVA, 3 years old, Khabarovsk region — bilateral retinoblastoma. We helped Anya several years ago when she needed surgery and treatment in a Swiss clinic. Thank God, the treatment was successful and now she feels well. Anya is very sociable, loves playing with other children and attends a specialized kindergarten for visually impaired children. Every 6 weeks she must travel to the clinic for examination. The family urgently needs funds for flights. For the next trip in March Anya and her mother need about 900 euros.

 
HURRY TO DO GOOD!
Take care of yourselves and your loved ones!
With warm hugs,
Alina Titova