The disease will not prevent her self-development

Anya is an extremely active, athletic and talented eight-year-old girl. Anyuta enjoyed a calm and happy childhood, full of joy and activity. And so it continued until the child was seven years old. In May of last year, the girl ended up in the city hospital in Zviagel due to deterioration of health, sudden weight loss, loss of appetite and drowsiness. The doctors performed a series of tests and immediately sent Anya to the Zhytomyr Regional Children's Hospital. There, the child was diagnosed with type 1 insulin-dependent diabetes.

  Anyuta returned home with a satisfactory condition and selected doses of insulin. Already to an unusual way of life for her in a new regime. Considering that the girl is very emotional and energetic, her blood sugar level is very unstable and is often accompanied by hypoglycemia. This is very dangerous for her health and even for her life. That's why Anya had to give up roller skates and football, cycling, all of his past active life. Anyuta went to an art school where she was able to show her artistic talents. But her dreams of sports did not leave her, Anya really wanted to be able to actively develop together with her peers.

There is a way to monitor the blood sugar level, which transmits data to the phone every 5 minutes and provides a forecast of hypoglycemia. This makes it possible to prevent critical consequences. This method is the use of so-called sensors.

Anyuta partially returned to her usual active life with these sensors, she is once again a cheerful and smiling, energetic and inspired child. She is able to visit the swimming pool, is rollerblading and cycling again, enrolled in the tennis department of the Junior High School in the 11th Lyceum of Zviagel. But unfortunately, her mother cannot provide her with all consumables for treatment.