Help save the only daughter! 5

Sofiika Zbara is well known to UBB donors. The girl underwent primary treatment of leukemia in a hospital and is now continuing treatment at home. This year, Sonya became a schoolgirl. Since the girl has weak immunity, doctors did not allow her to attend school and she is in home studying. A teacher comes to her three times a week. Sonia likes to do, she writes, reads and draws. And on Fridays, she goes to English to a tutor. 

The girl draws gouache still lifes, makes bows and hairpins. And although the main treatment is over, Sonya takes the supporting "chemistry" in the form of tablets. "We are very glad that the disease is receding," says the girl’s mother. "But there are many, but... She cannot to go to the children, and Sonya closes herself. The liver parameters are constantly increased, because of which it cannot take normally "chemistry". A diet that she has to constantly adhere to, and which Sonya already hates. Acceptance of drugs. Various microbes and bacteria constantly cling and constant passing tests and so it can continue...".

Despite the many hepatoprotection taken, Sonia again has high liver counts. She eats poorly, has no appetite at all, and the pancreas malfunctions. The sugar was fell again at Sonya and she was very ill. The mother soldered her with sweet tea.

To support Sonia in treatment, we are opening a fundraiser for the purchase of the Hepa-Merz drug (granules) in the amount of 6 packs for the amount of 10 832 UAH. This amount is large for Sofia's mother and she is forced to ask for help. "But we are strong and can handle it. Thank you for being in difficult moments. Health to all of you. We love you", says Sofia's mother, Julia Valerievna.

Several times, UBB donors raised funds for medicines for the girl, thanks to which she was able to continue treatment. But now the little princess with gray eyes and a charming smile again needs our help. Please support Sonia!

Name: Zbara Sofiia, 26.08.2012

City: Vyshneve village, Dnipropetrovsk region

Diagnosis: acute lymphoblastic leukemia, T-linear variant, complex remission