Ansar was born on the last day of February to Erjan and Meerim. They came to Russia a year ago for work. The parents were very concerned about their baby's health, and they have good reasons for that. Ansar was diagnosed with congenital heart and aortic defects.
There is a hole in the septum separating the right and left ventricles of the heart, which should not be there. This causes venous and arterial blood to mix, overload the lungs and heart, and can lead to heart failure.
The aorta narrows strongly in one place, limiting blood flow and increasing blood pressure. Both of these anatomical anomalies endanger the life of the newborn.
The baby is barely breathing, hardly moving, and his skin is turning a bluish hue due to the onset of heart disorders.
The boy's health condition requires immediate surgical intervention before irreversible processes begin.
The family does not have the means to pay for expensive high-tech care, which includes cardiac surgery.
