Ani's treatment requires support

Last spring, Anna was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. Since then, the insulin-dependent girl's life has been a constant monitoring of sugar, injections, carbohydrate counting, nights without sleep and many tears. The disease takes a lot of nerves, strength and health of eleven-year-old Anyuta.

From birth, Anna has a cheerful and positive personality. Of course, the disease has affected the girl's behavior, but she tries to keep her spirits up and not despair. She even accepted the fact of the disease easier than her mother. Anna is in the 6th grade and is making great progress in her studies. The girl is fond of drawing and likes to play volleyball.

Anna lives only with her mother, and unfortunately, her father has not been in touch with her since she was born. The mother is chained to her sick daughter and was forced to quit her job. She lost her regular income, but it was a necessity. 11-year-old Anna is still unable to control her glucose levels on her own, and she needs supervision.

To achieve proper diabetes compensation, the child needs to be provided with continuous glucose monitoring sensors. This requires a lot of money, and Anna's mother cannot cope with this burden. She asks for help in treating her daughter.