Eye medicine for Vladislav

Vladislav Koshelnik’s life has been full of challenges from birth. He was born prematurely at 32 weeks and immediately went to the intensive care unit for premature babies. For two weeks, he was connected to a ventilator while fighting for his life. When Vladislav was one year old, his mother was diagnosed with a terrible disease – multiple sclerosis. The Koshelnik family has been used to having to undergo long-term treatments, regular examinations, and the purchase of medicines on a regular basis. The boy's father left the family when Vladislav was 6 years old.

During the difficult 14 years, mother and Vladislav have been supporting each other in the treatment and do not allow them to lose hope. The boy likes geography, history and politics. He dreams of exploring new territories and countries, and wants to start from the Crimea and Egypt. This year he performed on stage for the first time and recited a poem about kindness. He was very worried, but with the support of his mother, Vladislav succeeded!

As a child, Vladislav was diagnosed with cerebral palsy, spastic diplegia, partial atrophy of the optic nerves and a shortening of the left leg due to a skewed pelvis. This boy has already undergone many operations. But Vladislav believes that the treatment will help and he and his mother won't return to the hospital anymore. Eye problems make life difficult for the teenager. Vladislav sees only 20% with one eye, and he is completely blind in another eye. 

At the moment, Vladislav urgently needs  the medicine called Tserebrokurin, which will help him not to lose his eyesight. His mother cannot afford to purchase the medicine and asks your help to save her son’s vision.