How long I live, as much time I struggle!

This is one of the most urgent projects on the UBB! Little girl Madonna, who did open surgery on the heart, is in need of help. Madonna has no years old, and she had undergone 9 operations. Now for a healthy life, she needs 48 500 UAH for post-operative treatment.

"I am the mother of the Madonna. I am 33 years old and this child is the dream of my life!!! This is the first pregnancy and the biggest mystery, which I have experienced in my life. Unfortunately, at 7 months pregnant gray clouds appeared in our life. Madonna was diagnosed with a congenital heart defect tetralogy of Fallot. But doctors from the cardiac center said that this drawback for many years in surgery and the child may have a healthy heart.

After birth, when it was possible to look at an ultrasound, doctors discovered that heart disease is much more complicated than it was seen perinatal. Then doctors made a new diagnosis – syndrome of Di-George, syndrome of immune deficiency. So step by step we are helping Madonna to a healthy heart.

Madonna is a very positive kid, she's funny, active and kind. Not all of the 9 surgeries that she had done, was successful. Were such operations in which the doctors did not give us chance to survive. But the child from all difficult and critical situations came alive. I have never seen someone who loves life as she is.

Of course, her body is very depleted and in consequence of taking antibiotics, the girl got a fungus. Madonna is grateful for the help of all people and asks for your prayer! And I, her mother, say thank You!".

Now Madonna is in intensive care and she urgently needed medication Cancidas 50 mg – 10 vials, the cost of one 4 500 UAH. The girl's life depends on caring and good people. Please support this project and give a chance to her heart beat!"

Name: Kalinovska Madonna, 14.08.2015

City: village Zalizci, Ternopil region

Diagnosis: tetralogy of Fallot, moderate hypoplasia of the trunk and branches of the pulmonary artery, tripartite heart, patent ductus arteriosus, Di-George syndrome