Help the athlete overcome leukemia! 3

The struggle continues... Exactly so, in two words, it can now describe the situation in which is Oleksii Lisniak. This boy suffering from acute leukemia is currently struggling with a fungal infection that struck him. And with him, doctors of the Dnieper Regional Children's Clinical Hospital are fighting for his health, volunteers are helping... In October, Liosha was forced to return to the hospital. The entire mucous membrane of the guy’s mouth was covered with wounds, any touch of which caused acute pain, which made Oleksii almost unable to eat anything. To all, his temperature rose, his blood counts deteriorated sharply. He was prescribed treatment, which, unfortunately, did not give the desired effect, and now doctors have all the hopes of Vifend medicine.

The drug is very expensive, but still extremely effective. It is used to combat fungal infection when all other tried and tested methods do not lead to a positive result.
Unfortunately, there is simply no such money in their small family consisting of a mother and a son... All savings have long been exhausted. And Lesha cannot be left without treatment. He is the main mother's assistant, her support and hope.

Despite the ongoing treatment of acute lymphoblastic leukemia, the guy entered the correspondence department of the College of Economics in Novomoskovsk. In parallel with this, he is struggling to help his mother. Now Oleksii is busy with the garden, plans to plant cherries. And from the next spring he also wants to plant a vineyard, he is already preparing seedlings. He wants to finish soon taking "chemistry" and return to sports again.

Oleksii Lisniak is familiar to UBB donors. Thanks to the support of caring people during the previous stages, this guy twice received the necessary medications for treatment. Two weeks later, Lesha again needs to go to the hospital... We ask you to support Oleksii!

Name: Lisniak Oleksii, 18.10.2001

City: Novomoskovsk, Dnipropetrovsk region

Diagnosis: acute lymphoblastic leukemia, V variant, CNS 1, 1 acute period, bone marrow remission