We helped Misha Korogod get a life-saving medication

Thanks to the help of people who care, Misha Korogod received the necessary drug, Krezemba. The boy lives with his grandparents, who are retired and cannot buy the drug on their own. The course is now over, and Misha is making plans for the future, bringing joy to his loved ones. According to his grandfather, everything is going well. The family has returned home after another hospitalization at a rehabilitation center. Misha is currently finishing 9th grade and preparing for exams. His test results are consistently good, and he is in excellent health. But the treatment continues, and in June he is expected to be at the Almazov National Medical Research Center. This positive attitude is a huge victory, because until recently the boy's life was hanging by a thread. Misha was steadfastly fighting acute lymphoblastic leukemia. At first, his condition was extremely severe: he suffered from septic shock, a drug-induced coma, and then a second coma due to a reaction to the drug. The doctors at the Almazov National Medical Research Center managed to achieve remission, but a dangerous complication, invasive mycosis, struck the weakened body. The fungal infection affected the lungs, spleen, kidneys, and liver. The only solution was the expensive drug Krezemba, for which we launched a fundraising campaign. Now, the fungus has been defeated, and Misha has returned to life as an ordinary teenager, studying, reading his favorite books, and playing computer games. All of this is possible thanks to those who did not pass by.