Pills for old people

Is it easy to be elderly in Ukraine? Is it easy to be exile in the own country? Is it easy to cope with serious disease alone? And is it easy to survive, when all these conditions are combined?

They live below the poverty line, they are unable to buy life-saving medication. They are trying hard to fight against the circumstances, but the circumstances are stronger. They are the people we want you to meet, they are doomed without your help.

Mihail Nikolaevich well remembers the World War II. When it started he was 10 years old. And at the end of his life it is extremely terrible to witness all the horrors of the war again. Elderly person could not stand it. Mihail Nikolaevich had a stroke.

Lyubov Alekseevna was forced to leave in native Luhansk her apartment, car, familiar way of living, and to move with her husband, who was affected by Chernobyl catastrophe, to Chernigov region. Her baggage - is a disability and several lines of diagnoses, including diabetes. Trying to alleviate the suffering of a beloved woman, her husband does any physical work, but the money he earns is not enough even for basic needs. Their son is serving at the border in the conflict zone.

Alla Ivanovna is a lady in a very respectable age. The city of Vasilkov hosted her warmly, but the cancer cells are destroying her from inside. A number of medications could restrain the growth of the tumor, but the woman does not have means for treatment.
Vital organs of Anna Vladimirovna are affected by serious illnesses, her lungs, heart, kidneys, and stomach are damaged. It is impossible to complete cure Anna Vladimirovna, but in our power to significantly improve the quality of life of this cute old woman.

Orysia Grigorievna was born during the Second World War. She suffers from a number of chronic diseases, but she has given up on herself long time ago, because she has a beloved husband who is fighting cancer.
Irina Alexandrovna had a stroke. She is carefully collecting prescriptions from the hospital but to pay for prescribed medications she can't.

If you have an opportunity to financially support purchasing of medication for these seriously sick elderly people – our compatriots - do it right now, give them chance to live and to see the day, when the war in their home towns will be over.