Diana got the medicine. Thanks, tubers!

Diana has already received an expensive medicine that helps to cope with high pressure in the pulmonary artery. The package with the medicine arrived on time, and the treatment was not interrupted. The girl has pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH), so due to the high pressure in the pulmonary artery, Diana's heart is literally running out of steam. This disease is incurable, but it can be kept under control with the help of well-chosen therapy. "My daughter and I are grateful to everyone for their support! Medicine is Diana's lifelong companion, and only with it can she keep the disease in relative check," says Marina's mother. Recently, Diana underwent another examination to control the course of the disease. The doctors gave her a new dose of the drug so that the saturation in her lungs would not fall below 70%, and her endurance and general condition would improve. Instead of five daily pills, a girl now needs to take eight. And while her daughter was in the hospital, Marina tried to get medicines for her free of charge from the local Ministry of Health. "I have received medicine for Diana for only one month so far. One of these days, my daughter will turn 18 and will need to move to an adult clinic. I warned all the polyclinic units about this in advance and I hope that there will be no failures with the provision in the future," Marina continues. Meanwhile, Diana is enjoying her holidays with all her might, engaged in beadwork and trying to make designer jewelry. The girl has many plans and goals and much more strength to realize them. And this is thanks, among other things, to your support, tubers! Thank you for your kindness and involvement in Diana's life!