Give one last chance for life!

Vika is an orphan, disabled of the 1st group since childhood. Now her state of health has deteriorated significantly, compared to previous years. A woman has diabetes mellitus type 1, severe form. At the age of 20, she completely lost her sight, she had her left foot amputated. Because of injuries, the destruction of the talus of the right leg began, which is constantly progressing, as a result of which a limb was shortened. Vick has become difficult to move around. But despite the dire state of health and the death of relatives, Vika does not give up.

A few years ago, Vika met her fate – Vitali. All family income goes to expensive medicines Vika. Vitaly worked for 8 years in the resuscitation of newborns. He is known as a highly qualified specialist who has helped many children and their parents. A man is engaged in the rehabilitation of severe children with diagnoses of cerebral palsy, hydrocephalus, and disorders of the locomotor system.

After losing her sight, Vika began to develop a talent for singing; she participates in charity concerts and is on the board of a society of blind people. Our Vika loves life very much. Let's help her live a full life and raise funds for the purchase of an artificial pancreatic (insulin) pump, which will regulate blood sugar levels and insulin delivery since insulin injections can no longer stabilize the condition. Vika and Vitalik are very kind, sympathetic and positive people. They have a long and happy life ahead! We are sure of it! Just now they need our help!

We need to collect more than 131,000 UAH, so we appeal to all caring people: help us collect this amount, help save the life of a young Poltavka, expectant mother, so that she can continue to carry her light into people so that she can live, because there is nothing more valuable in the world than human life. Any help will be a significant contribution to the common cause!

Name: Sergienko Victoria, 08.26.1982

City: Poltava

Diagnosis: diabetes mellitus type I, nephropathy, cardiopathy, angiopathy