The story of little Davyd. 2

Already in the seventh month of his mother's pregnancy, doctors performing a routine ultrasound saw tumors in the heart of the unborn Davyd. Unfortunately, the doctors' presumptive diagnosis was later confirmed. Davyd was born a little early. The baby barely survived the birth, but his little heart held out.

Later, doctors found tumors in Davyd's brain. The diagnosis of tuberous sclerosis requires constant medication. And as is often the case with children with this disease, Davyd developed seizures. Since the age of 10 months, the boy has been taking anticonvulsants to help him develop. Fortunately, the doctors were able to select a set of medicines that suits Davyd. The result of the treatment is very good, the number of seizures has significantly decreased. He has already been allowed to get vaccinated, and Davyd has started getting vaccinated. The boy goes to kindergarten and feels much better. He has a planned hospitalization and a full examination of his body ahead.

Davyd is growing up, and the amount of medicine he needs is also increasing. The boy's mother is raising him without a father, and it is very difficult for her to provide him with expensive medicines. Now it is urgently necessary to purchase medicines for ongoing treatment, and Davyd's mother is once again forced to seek help from those who care.