Kyryllko: to survive in Kharkiv. 3

Kyrylko was finally discharged home after a severe exacerbation of his incurable disease. His mother is happy that once again cystic fibrosis has been defeated, but she is worried because her son needs to take 10 inhalations a day, and electricity is supplied on a schedule. The son is too weak after treatment to run anywhere with a generator.

Without regular inhalations, thick sputum will fill the child's lungs every day and make it difficult to breathe. There is no time to pause. Living with cystic fibrosis means being treated every day, seven days a week, without breaks. That's why we ask for your support to buy this family a powerful flashlight and a charging station so that they can connect an inhaler to it. We will also pay for a month's supply of medicines for the boy. 

Kirill has been fighting the disease all his life. Now is the most difficult period: last year he and his mother spent in Kharkiv, a city that is constantly under massive enemy shelling. Unfortunately, they have reasons why they cannot leave Kharkiv. The family really needs your support to get through these difficult times.