Bandages are my companions for life! 2

Having a baby is the happiest moment in a parent's life. At first, you look forward to the appearance of a little angel, and then there is a great overwhelming desire to hug him. And it is very painful when you cannot do it because your arms can cause unbearable pain because your baby is not like everyone, but special because he was born with a rare genetic disease – bullous epidermolysis. The slightest pressure on the skin causes damage to the skin. Unfortunately, this is the diagnosis diagnosed by little Vladyslava. 

Vlada was born in the evening at a district hospital, where no one had heard of such a disease before. And when, after examination on the legs of the child wounds were noticed, they immediately sent the kid to a regional hospital, where they had already been diagnosed with bullous epidermolysis, a dystrophic form. At the time, it sounded like a sentence, because the disease is not treated. The only thing you can do to help your baby and ease her pain is to look after her properly. First of all, it is necessary to make dressings in a timely manner and at the same time to use the correct dressing materials, and not ordinary bandages, which can only cause damage to delicate baby skin.

Now Vlada is 5 years old. Despite numerous wounds on the body, she is very active and always smiling. He likes to draw, play the piano and play with pets. The authorities dream of going to school, talking to their peers, and very much want her to have many, many friends. To make her life less painful and more comfortable, she needs enormous funds for dressing and specialty foods. Unfortunately, the financial resources of the family do not make it possible to fully provide the child with the necessary quality materials. Because of this, the family is forced to seek help from indifferent people.

We would like to thank everyone who will respond!

Earlier, at UBB, we already collected funds for Vlada. You can view the previous project by the link.

Name: Kyrylishyna Vladyslava, 22.04.2014

City: Novoselytsia village, Khmelnytskyi region

Diagnosis: bullous epidermolysis, dystrophic form