A single mother has no money for Anya's treatment

Anya has been insulin-dependent for a year now. Naturally, the diagnosis came as a shock to her mother. The girl was first diagnosed with type 1 diabetes in the surgical department of the hospital, where Anya was admitted with suspected acute appendicitis. The child was rapidly losing weight, complained of severe abdominal pain and was thirsty. The doctors, not having figured out the final diagnosis, began to inject glucose into her blood. Because of this, the girl, who already had diabetes, fell into a coma for 8 days. Thanks to God, she was brought back to life.

Today, Anya has already gotten used to the new way of life. Unfortunately, she did not find understanding of her illness among some girls in her school class, and now she is studying remotely. She is kind, polite, but very shy. In addition to the main disease, doctors found nodules on her thyroid. She was examined by all the doctors and passed all the tests. But what the doctors have prescribed for her does not help.

The girl has a brother who is 2 years older. Her mother is raising two children on her own, and her salary is not enough to support the family. The woman works hard, but she and her older son still have to save money on some products to buy medicines and sensors for Anya. The mother works in shifts – day to night. And the sensors allow her to leave Anya alone at home. The 15-year-old brother understands everything perfectly and is ready to accept the difficult life. "Mom, we'll do without. Better buy a sensor, and you'll be calm about Anya at work," the boy assures his mother. This family deserves respect and support.