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Makhri underwent a course of hemodialysis!

Dom Dobroty

Charitable foundation · Moscow

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Dear Tubers!

Thanks to your support, Makhri was able to complete an important stage of examination and treatment during her hospitalization.

Doctors thoroughly examined the girl. This helped them better understand her condition and determine further treatment.

Most importantly, Makhri underwent hemodialysis. Her kidneys are currently barely functioning, so these procedures are vital. During hemodialysis, a special machine purifies the blood and performs the work that the kidneys can no longer do on their own.

These procedures help the body remove harmful substances and give the girl the strength to live and await the next stage of treatment.

Makhri undergoes dialysis several times a week, and for her, this is the only way to maintain her health.

We sincerely thank each and every one of you for your support, care, and participation!

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About the campaign

Mahri needs hemodialysis to wait for a kidney transplant

Mahri is 14 years old. She was born prematurely, in the seventh month, but she grew up healthy and did not need treatment.

In the spring of 2025, the girl began to get tired quickly, nausea and swelling appeared. The clinic found out that hemoglobin is dangerously low, and the kidneys have almost stopped purifying the blood. Mahri was urgently transferred to the intensive care unit, then to the Scientific and Clinical Center for Maternal and Child Health in Ashgabat, where dialysis began.

When there was no improvement, the family was sent to Moscow. At the hospital named after. Filatova Mahri spent 23 days. She currently has grade 5 chronic renal failure, kidney dysplasia, and anca-vasculitis.

To wait for the transplant, Mahri undergoes hemodialysis three times a week — her kidneys no longer work on their own. It's hard, but she's holding on.

Let's help Mahri save his strength and pay for the necessary procedures.