Don't walk past Artem. 4

"Somehow we are holding on," – for Artem's mother, life in survival mode has long been the norm. It's been almost 8 years since the boy was born and his mother was stunned by the news: the child had suffered a hemorrhage, pulmonary hemorrhage and will have numerous developmental disabilities.  Artem is alive now. He is growing up. However, every day and every night is at the cost of his mother's dedication and all her strength. 

The child needs constant outside care, he does not get up or sit on his own, breathes and eats through special tubes, and uses diapers. An oxygen concentrator is used daily. All this costs a lot of money. Not every ordinary "average" Ukrainian family today has enough income to provide for Artem's little family, where not only he but also his mother needs some kind of constant treatment. There is only one way out – to ask for help again and again. 

The special food formula, diapers, and care products are now accompanied by a bill for gasoline for an electric generator, so that Artem's vital medical equipment can work around the clock, regardless of enemy shelling and electricity supply schedules. You've been helping this family for two years now – don't leave them behind now.