Her treatment needs support

Anya was born a healthy girl, and for the first year of her life she was not sick at all. Over time, her mother began to notice that for some reason Anya had lost some weight, but she didn't pay much attention to it. Her behavior was changing: Anya stopped dancing and playing with children on the street, as the serious illness was already "wearing down" the girl.

One morning, Anya woke up and did not want to get up. Then she refused to eat breakfast. Her parents took Anya to the clinic, where the doctor told her to go to the hospital immediately. At the hospital, little Anya was placed in the intensive care unit, where she stayed for two days.

Her mother did not know anything about the diagnosis of diabetes and was shocked that her child, who had never been sick before, had such a severe and incurable disease. Now Ania is 6 years old and will start school on September 1. The girl needs to inject insulin every time she wants to eat something. She also needs to monitor her sugar level 24/7. For this purpose, sensors are needed so that she doesn't have to prick her fingers every hour.

Anya's father has a group 3 disability, and before she was born he suffered a myocardial infarction. The heart attack was severe and he barely survived, so his health is not very good. Despite his illness, he tries to earn money for the child's treatment, but, unfortunately, it is not enough.

Her mother is constantly looking after Anya, and the family has two other daughters. The family was struggling financially even before the war, and now it is even more difficult. They don't even have enough money for all the necessary medicines. The girl's mother is begging for help with her treatment.