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10.09.2024 06:23
Instead of lessons, 11-year-old Ayazhan now receives IVs and undergoes complicated treatments. Crutches have replaced her dancing shoes. Cancer has divided her life into "before" and "after." Once always active and cheerful, Ayazhan now finds herself drained of strength and losing her last hope. The clinic will not treat her on credit, and new examinations and adjustments to her treatment plan are ahead. But without financial support, this young girl may be left without help or protection against cancer—a truly hopeless situation.
Ayazhan was supposed to enter the 5th grade this year, but due to her illness, she has to complete the school programme remotely. She looks at pictures of her happy classmates and cries. She is hurt and scared, knowing her life depends on the money her family doesn't have.
Osteosarcoma is a particularly aggressive type of cancer, marked by its rapid and destructive progression. That's exactly what Ayazhan has. In the winter of 2023, her leg began to ache, and she was soon diagnosed with a rapidly growing tumour. In her home country, the only option they could offer was leg amputation, but even that surgery required waiting. As her condition worsened, a decision had to be made urgently—not only to save her leg but also her life. The Severance Clinic managed to halt the cancer and save her leg, but cancer is insidious. If the treatment is not completed, the osteosarcoma will return and once again ravage her body from within.
Ayazhan has only one dream—to recover and return home. When her dad calls her on video, she asks to see her room. She knows what happens to children who are consumed by cancer when help comes too late or treatment is delayed. Time is a critical factor in her battle. If her treatment is interrupted, the cancer will return with even more aggression, leaving her no chance to heal.
"I am on my knees before you, dear people. My daughter is sick, and the cost of treatment is overwhelming. Our family has no money left to pay the clinic bills. Please, don't let my daughter suffer in pain!" Ayazhan's mother pleads.
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The results of her latest examination have just come back. Ayazhan's mum and dad are deeply worried about the uncertainty, but they are trying to keep the frightening thoughts at bay.
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The tumour that was causing her severe headaches has reduced slightly after the chemo. That has cheered us up, at least a little. Generally speaking, she is feeling a bit better. The doctors say we will need more radiotherapy.
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Unfortunately, they still do not have the funds to pay for a bone marrow transplant. To suppress the growth of cancer cells, doctors have had to prescribe Zhanna endless courses of chemotherapy. However, this is a highly toxic treatment, and her small, weakened body cannot withstand such harsh measures. The results of her tests showed that the shock doses of chemotherapy have greatly enlarged the little girl's liver.
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The condition of our children is critical. Stopping treatment poses a huge risk. Let's start the week with acts of charity and help the kids! Even though we can't save everyone, we can save many more by at least trying!
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