The intestines of four–year-old Nastya are three times shorter than they should be - only 70 centimeters. Therefore, Nastya's usual food is not digested, and in order for her to grow and develop, she needs therapeutic nutrition, which she receives through a vein.
Even in infancy, Nastya underwent several operations due to intestinal obstruction, as a result, she now has short bowel syndrome. Everything we get with food – vitamins, fats, and nutrients – is not available to Nastya in the usual way, and therefore the girl spends 15 hours a day connected to a drip, through which therapeutic nutrition is supplied.
In addition to the nutrition itself, the child needs various medical devices for ivs and a large list of medications every month. Nastya has a mini hospital room at home: her mother has mastered all medical manipulations, and even her older sister went to a medical school specifically to take care of her younger sister.
Nastya is growing every year, and her small intestine is growing with her, which means that by school, perhaps, the girl will be able to do without ivs for at least a whole day and lead a normal lifestyle. In the meantime, a rack with a three-meter wire, on which a bag of “food” is fixed, stretches behind Nastya to every corner of the house.
In order for the girl to continue to grow and develop, you should not take breaks from treatment. But, alas, not all of the medicines, consumables and food prescribed by the doctor can be obtained by the family under the compulsory medical insurance policy.
Let's help Nastya grow up!