To return the opportunity to walk! 2

Khrystyna’s family has already sought help from UBB donors. Thanks to the sincere support of the well-doers, we’ve got funds to pay for 12 vials of the medicine Octagam of the necessary 22. But the treatment had to be carried out in full, so lacking 10 bottles of Octagam we have borrowed. While treating with an immunoglobulin, you can not allow a long break in therapy, or change the amount of the medical prescription. Therefore, we appeal to UBB donors to help raise the necessary amount and pay the debt!

Let us to remind you that it’s already a year and a half as Khrystyna cannot walk at all. Now she can only move with a wheelchair. All began in the summer of 2014, when weakness and pain appeared and began to progress in the girl’s legs. She was diagnosed with an axonal-demyelinating polyneuropathy; Khrystyna has received medical treatment and physiotherapy. But in the summer of 2016, she stopped walking at all. Since then, the year and a half has passed, and she still cannot believe in this terrible reality, cannot put up with limited movement, with a wheelchair, to which she is now confined. "I do not want to think that I can remain an invalid until the end, I do not even want to think about this, but you cannot escape anywhere from the thoughts ... And therefore, I ask you very much, just do not go past my trouble!"

Khrystyna really needs help and we believe that she can be saved, that it’s possible to return her to the normal life! But she needs long-term therapy to achieve the desired results! And in the case we can not pay the debt, she could get a refusal in further treatment. Therefore, we are forced to seek help from all sincere, kind and non-indifferent people with an entreaty to support this girl and help us pay back the debt for her!

Earlier in the UBB we already collected money for Khrystyna. You can see the previous project by the link.

Name: Buivol Hrystyna, 09.01.1997

City: Odesa

Diagnosis: axonal-demyelinating sensory-motor polyneuropathy of the lower limbs