A child cannot get used to pain

Diabetes has become a real grief for the Senyk family. First, the eldest daughter fell ill with the disease, and three weeks later, the youngest daughter fell ill as well. Anya grew up a very cheerful, playful and loving girl. But once, after a severe flu, she started losing weight and drinking a lot of water. Her parents hoped that it was not the same as with their older daughter. Because it couldn't be. But it happened that both of their children were captured by this disease. The mother and her second child are experiencing the same emotions in the hospital.

The worst thing is to see fear and pain in children's eyes. Anya was very afraid of finger punctures and injections. And when the time for blood tests and insulin injections came every day, her mother's heart was breaking. Her daughter begged with tears in her eyes: “Mom, don't give me an injection, it hurts!”.

After returning from the hospital, the lives of both children changed. Now they have to monitor their blood sugar, inject insulin, weigh and count carbohydrates every day. The worst part is the injections, sometimes the parents hold Anya together because the child is afraid of them, hiding and crying.

To reduce the child's fear and compensate for diabetes, Anya needs sensors for constant blood sugar monitoring. But her parents cannot afford such expenses on their own. They rely on support.