Let's save Eva from painful puncture

This little girl's name is Eva. She suffers from type 1 diabetes. This disease appeared when Evochka was 1 year and 6 months old. The parents went to the family doctor when the girl developed a rash on her body that did not heal for a long time. Every day it became more and more difficult, and new symptoms appeared. Eva drank a lot of water, was constantly hungry and thirsty, and went to the toilet often. The girl was constantly crying and nervous, although she had been a very calm girl since birth. The day the results of the sugar test came back, the family's life was divided into before and after. Eva was immediately admitted to the regional hospital to see a pediatric endocrinologist, where mom and daughter began to learn to live in a new way. On the first day in the hospital, Eva received her first insulin injection. Later it became clear that her life without insulin was impossible.

It was very painful for the mother to see her child in such a state, but there was no choice. Every day was like a lesson. Constant sugar monitoring, insulin injections before meals, weighing food and counting bread units every time, writing down every detail in a diary.

On the day of her discharge from the hospital, she was very scared, because Eva's life depended on how well her mother had learned how to live with diabetes.

Now Eva is two and a half years old. This year has been a challenge, but the family has overcome it. A year of living with the enemy called diabetes. A year since Evochka's fingers have to withstand 10-15 punctures with a needle every day to measure sugar. Her mother asks for help for her daughter. The sensors will help her to constantly monitor her sugar without causing Eva pain by piercing her fingers.