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Amin completed treatment in Moscow - thank you for your support!

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Charitable foundation · Republic of Ingushetia

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Eleven-year-old Amin successfully completed a course of treatment at a Moscow clinic in July this year. Thanks to your help, travel and accommodation expenses were fully covered, allowing the family to focus on the fight against chronic myeloid leukemia.

For Amin, who has been courageously battling a serious illness for 3 years now, this trip was an important step toward recovery. The boy was able to undergo the necessary medical procedures at the capital's clinic.

Your support proved invaluable to the family during this difficult period. Thanks to your participation, Amin received quality treatment and returned home with renewed strength to continue his fight against the disease.

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About the campaign

Amin suffers from chronic myeloid leukemia. He needs funds to undergo treatment in Moscow

Amin is a boy who is only 11 years old, but he has been fighting chronic myeloid leukemia for two years. His life changed in the summer of 2022, when the first symptoms of the disease appeared: headaches, fatigue, and an enlarged abdomen. Then came a high fever and a sore throat. Treatment began immediately, and the boy underwent several courses of chemotherapy. But the fight against the disease continues, and now Amin will again undergo treatment in one of the Moscow clinics.

Amin's mother, accompanying her son, asked for help. The family needs financial support to pay for travel and housing during their stay in the capital. Without our help, it will be difficult for them to cope.

Amin is a cheerful and talented child. He loves to draw and sculpt, and tries to keep up with his studies, despite his illness. Let's not leave this family alone in the fight against such a serious challenge.

Any help you can make a difference. Together we can make their journey easier and support Amin in his quest to overcome the disease.