Polina must win!

Only the first four years of her life Polinochka spent healthy. And then came into her life acute lymphoblastic leukemia. It all started with a regular trip to the doctor. The girl's eyes suddenly began to swell, and at night the child often sweated. There were no additional symptoms, and the parents thought it was a matter of changing weather and poor sleep. The therapist prescribed a blood test. The indicators did not correspond to the norm so much that Polinochka was sent for more detailed tests to the hematologist of the city children's hospital, and from there to the Regional Children's Hospital.

Polina has been receiving treatment here since November. She is currently undergoing the first block of chemotherapy. She has many months ahead of her in the hospital, and then chemotherapy on an outpatient basis.

Polina is a strong girl, she bravely endures all the hardships of the disease and the side effects of "chemistry". Sometimes the knees and abdomen hurt, but this does not prevent the child from being cheerful and cheerful. When she feels well, she enjoys playing, drawing and coloring pictures, watching cartoons. And parents support their child as soon as they can. As a sign of solidarity, Dad also shaved bald, which made Paul very happy. Now she says they have a "family of bald people."

Every day Polina needs expensive drugs to support the gastrointestinal tract, liver, heart, blood, nervous system: "Prednisolone", "Vincristine", "Biseptol", "Albunorm", "Atenativ", "Omez", "Nifuroxazide", "Espumizan" , "Almagel", "Creon", "Noobut", "Antares", "Ursofalk". Parents are forced to buy all these drugs on their own. Parents spend about UAH 80,000 a month on Atenativ alone. There are at least 5 treatment units ahead, and possibly radiation therapy.

We are opening a fee of UAH 500,000 for medicines for Polina. We ask all concerned people to support the child in his difficult fight against the disease!