A chance for childhood. 2

Oleksandra is just eleven years old. She is a very energetic, kind, and creative girl. She loves dancing, and this year she also took up football. In her free time, Sasha enthusiastically draws and creates incredibly beautiful bouquets from air-dry modeling clay.

For the third year now, every day of her childhood passes under the watchful control of type 1 diabetes. Unfortunately, Sashunia has already developed the first serious complications – impaired nervous system function and early kidney damage.

It is currently difficult to keep her blood sugar stable – even after an ordinary home-cooked meal, her glucose levels spike sharply to dangerous readings. A regular glucometer cannot warn of such rapid changes, so her tiny fingers have to be pricked constantly. It is painful, and Sasha sometimes does not even want to measure her glucose, as her fingers have no time to recover. But diabetes allows no rest.

That is precisely why continuous glucose monitoring sensors are not simply a modern device for Sashunia. They are the chance to see every blood sugar fluctuation, respond to dangerous readings in time, reduce the number of painful pricks, and prevent further complications.

The family is reaching out with a request to support Sashunia. Every contribution will bring her closer to a safer and more peaceful life.

Let's help Sasha together to simply remain a child – to dream, play football, dance, draw, and find joy in every new day!