News December 2025

      Yulia continues oncological antitumor treatment for neuroendocrine tumors and carcinoid syndrome. She also needs daily therapy to support the functions of the adrenal gland, parathyroid gland, kidneys, liver, and others.
      In May, due to severe pain in her bones and muscles, Yulia underwent an MRI, which showed damage to the spine and the presence of various types of neoplasms. These changes caused increased pain, frequent cramps, and numbness in her left arm. However, thanks to supportive therapy and regular monitoring of tests, the financing of which was made possible thanks to your help, Yulia's condition has improved significantly compared to previous years, when she could barely move and was bedridden most of the time. Despite long nights with cramps, sometimes lasting more than an hour, and morning pain that makes walking difficult, she is constantly working on herself. Yulia is trying to get up, lean against the wall, develop her legs, and gradually put weight on her bones. Due to her health, she had to temporarily leave her favorite hobby - knitting, which helped her earn a little money for medicine. However, her spirit is not broken. She always has a caring mother next to her, who supports her in difficult moments.
      Thanks to video lessons, Yulia discovered a new hobby for herself - making marshmallows. Now she creates real holiday masterpieces from sweets of her own production. Every day she has to take additional medications to reduce pain and slow down bone destruction. Unfortunately, the treatment remains long-term and requires considerable effort.