Vital medicines are needed

Five years ago, Inna learned about her disappointing diagnosis. Epilepsy, a word that still makes her panic. At the same time, even her hands fell down and it was as if her life had ended. Inna fell into a prolonged depression. But later came the understanding that it is necessary to live no matter what. For the sake of the son, for the sake of the mother, for the sake of the husband. The woman took herself in hand and started a new life with the understanding that now it will be different.

Thanks to the support of her relatives, she managed to get back on her feet. She got a job, began to work a lot. It was psychologically difficult, but Inna managed. Now her life continues, she is raising a child, she dreams that God will give her the opportunity to wait for grandchildren. "The most important thing is to believe in yourself. You can live with epilepsy all your life and be happy", these are the conclusions this woman came to after five years of continuous treatment.

Inna constantly takes anticonvulsant drugs that reduce the frequency of seizures. They are not cheap and their family's budget can no longer withstand such a load. It was not easy in peacetime, and during the war it was quite difficult. Because of the war, the woman lost her job. She asks for help!