Polina is suffering from a serious illness

Polina is a beautiful and obedient child. She is only 3 years old, and she is very fond of sweets. But for a year now, the girl has been unable to eat them. Because Polina has been living with insulin-dependent diabetes for a year.

Of course, the diagnosis came as a shock to her mother. The disease was not noticed immediately. Like all children with this disease, Polina was losing weight before our eyes and drinking a lot of water. But it was summer, and her mother hoped that it was hot outside, and her child was actively moving and growing. Nevertheless, the mother decided to have her child tested by her family doctor. After seeing the results, the doctor immediately referred Polina to a hospital in Sumy. There, her mother learned that her daughter had type 1 diabetes. It sounded like a death sentence.

Today, Polina has gotten used to the constant finger pricking to measure sugar and injections before meals and is already reacting calmly to it, but it still hurts. The girl attends a kindergarten because her mother has to work. And in order for her mother to control her sugar, she needs sensors. In kindergarten, no one has the right to check sugar with a glucometer. The question constantly arises: how to limit the costs to buy sensors for monitoring sugar for my daughter? After all, the child really needs them. Her mother tries to save on everything, but Polina still needs quality food and much more to overcome the disease. They also have a grandmother who has a group 3 disability and needs periodic treatment. And it is her grandmother who helps to raise Polina while her mother tries to earn money for their existence. Help, Polina needs sensors.