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03.02.2024 06:02
Every year on 4 February, World Cancer Day is celebrated worldwide.
Last year, we published information brochures for parents of children with cancer in Russian language at the request of the head of the paediatric oncology department. This year, the hospital asked us to publish brochures in Kyrgyz.
We brought 600 copies to the hospital. Unfortunately, the hospital is now under quarantine for measles, and we were not allowed inside. Zhumagazy kyzy Bagynur, head of the Oncohaematology Department of the National Centre for Maternal and Child Health, gratefully accepted the donation from the Foundation in the hospital courtyard.
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Ominochka's mother has decided to close the fundraiser and transfer the remaining funds to Zhanna, a ward of our foundation. We are also fundraising for BMT, and this week, we have to start preparing for the bone marrow transplant, but the fundraising is still open.
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According to Zhanna's doctor, the little girl has 4 chemotherapy sessions left, and the preparation for the bone marrow transplant (BMT) will begin preliminarily next week. Everyone is anxious and nervous about everything going well. However, the most important question of payment for the transplant remains open. The clinic is requesting 60% of the amount to be paid, but the parents do not have enough money.
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On this day, 206 years ago, physician James Blundell, one of the founders of haemo transfusion and paediatric intensive care medicine, performed the world's first human-to-human blood transfusion. Blood is a mobile internal medium of the body and fulfils crucial functions for the normal functioning of the human body.
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Myrza's family is living in anticipation. The boy has already received part of the treatment, which consists of chemotherapy, radiotherapy, and radiation. The main block of chemotherapy is ahead of him, so Myrza will have to return to the hospital very soon. However, the parents are extremely anxious due to the lack of funds to cover their son's further treatment.
Read more ...Our wards look at the world with their eyes wide open, regardless of illness. They believe that adults will help.
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