Let's spare Eva painful punctures. 2

Three-year-old Eva has been diagnosed with diabetes for a year and a half. The girl and her family have passed the first test of the disease. Every day was a new lesson for the girl's mother. Eva was constantly crying and nervous. Constant sugar monitoring, insulin injections before meals, weighing food and counting bread units every time. Every detail has to be recorded in a diary. It was hard to watch her daughter suffer, but there was no other way.

Thanks to the help of philanthropists, Eva was provided with continuous monitoring sensors for several months. This was a real salvation for the girl's crooked fingers and months of relative peace for her mother. After all, it is much easier to monitor the daughter's blood sugar with sensors. But time is running out, and the sensors provided have already been used up, as they have a certain expiration date.

This family has two daughters. The girls draw, listen to music and do puzzles together. Their mother is at home on maternity leave. The father works, but his income is not enough to cover everything Eva needs. Further treatment and the opportunity to receive sensors again depends on charitable assistance.