Barsbek Asanov

Thank you, all kind people, who care whether this cheerful and funny boy will walk on this earth, rejoice at his first victories, learn, overcome difficulties and bring good to people. After all, when you are supported in the most challenging moment of life, you will, with all your heart, want to help others, and you will want to pass on to those who need support! Barsbek speaks little enough, but he understands everything very well. The little boy rarely smiles in the clinic, but today, his grateful smile is for each of you, our kind helpers!

Barsbeck grew up with a brother and two sisters. He loves to play with them and has pets: a horse Robbik, cows and chickens. Barsbeck makes friends with them too. All of this is his support in his fight against the formidable cancer. But without expensive tests, doctors could not find the proper treatment.

The disease shattered his life swiftly and mercilessly. His temperature rose sharply and his leg began to ache... His family took him to the nearest medical centre. There, he was prescribed an antibiotic and cold medicine. But the situation did not improve. Then, the boy was tested for ferritin and haemoglobin. There was a suspicion of liver failure.

No treatment helped, and in autumn, the family found out that it was acute leukaemia!

The family was sent to Bishkek, to the children's oncology department. At the end of October, a terrible diagnosis of acute leukaemia was diagnosed. Now, the boy is undergoing complicated treatment at the National Centre for Maternal and Child Health in the Department of Children's Oncology.

Barsbeck needs an expensive diagnosis of minimal residual disease, which the list of free services does not include. Doctors at the oncology department and patients often ask our foundation to help pay for this test, which allows us to assess the effectiveness of treatment and predict the course of the disease. Barsbek's parents also asked for help, as their son's future depends on this diagnosis.

The family asked for help from kind people... And you did not pass by. Thank you very much!