Life without immunity: Mysha needs medicine. 8

The story of this boy is well known to dobro.ua donors. At seven months old, little Misha was able to get the correct diagnosis - the child has primary immunodeficiency and chronic granulomatous disease. It turned out that Mishutka was born with a very rare disease, when the child's immunity is practically zero and the body's resistance to infections is negligible. Treatment continues with huge doses of antibiotics and antifungal, antibacterial drugs. In addition, the child needs to take immunomodulatory medications every week.

Several times, thanks to the support of dobro.ua donors, the boy received the necessary medications for treatment. On behalf of Misha Nikolaenko mother, we convey her words of gratitude to caring people: "Thank you very much everyone for helping Mishutka!". Misha is looking forward to September. He will go to the second grade. "He missed school a lot", writes the boy’s mother, "wants to get there as soon as possible on September 1, but we don’t know if we can get there".

The fact is that Misha was diagnosed with another difficult diagnosis – Duchenne myopathy. It was very difficult for parents to accept and survive... Therefore, on August 20, Misha and his mother go to Okhmatdet for a consultation with a neurologist and hope that they will take him for treatment, which includes exercise therapy, hormones, and massage. They may have to stay for a while. And Misha wants to see his school friends so much. "He doesn't want to study in the summer, – says themother, – he said that he has a legal vacation!".

The boy has another new friend, with whom he and he do not spill water and play in the yard. But Mishutka does not forget about his favorite pastime to ride a car everywhere with his dad. Now the boy is ill: the lymph node hurts a little and stomatitis worries. Misha needs to continue taking Orungal. The cost of 5 bottles of the drug for a course of treatment is 15,075 UAH.

Parents ask for help, because it is very important for a little boy. Let's support Misha together!