Boomerang of goodness

"Hello, my name is Olesia, I want to tell you my story and ask to support, but not me, not my son, but the usual department of anesthesiology and resuscitation for an ordinary hospital. 5 years ago in the middle of the night my son, Sasha suddenly shouted loudly and began to groan. He said that he had a very bad headache and lost consciousness, and my husband and I took the child to a nearby hospital for half an hour, but there was nothing we could do to help him. "The son was almost breathless, and the doctors connected him to various apparatuses supporting breathing and heartbeat...

The next 16 hours, no hospital in the city did not dare to accept our son. The child was in an extremely difficult coma and even a ten-minute transport could kill him. Even today it is difficult to remember this. But, nevertheless, the child was transported, almost lost on the road. Kiev Children's Clinical Hospital N1 opened its doors to us. And the head of the department of anesthesiology and resuscitation did what is called a miracle. He brought back to life Sasha, who had already begun to refuse the heart, kidneys, lungs...".

The woman will be grateful all her life for the rescued life of her son to the doctor with a capital letter and his team, for three weeks they took care of the lying child, not leaving her alone either day or night.

...Annually, the Kyiv Children's Clinical Hospital No. 1 department accepts two and a half thousand patients, of which about two hundred require emergency surgery directly in the intensive care unit. It is at such moments that it is extremely important to provide conditions for small patients. Subcooling, however, like heating with improvised means, which lead to burns of the tender skin, is unacceptable.

Olesia would like to help the department with the necessary equipment, but its cost exceeds the capabilities of the woman, and the state has not yet fully responded to the needs of the hospital. Therefore, we start raising funds (53 065 UAH) for equipment to heat the patient on the operating table so that children can receive better treatment and their lives will be saved.