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Varya is growing on intravenous nutrition, which you helped to buy!

AiF. Dobroe Serdce

Charitable foundation · Moscow

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Vari's family received packages of parenteral nutrition, medicines and medical supplies. Thanks to the supply of consumables for ivs and nutrition, the girl is growing and gaining weight. Thanks for the support!

The baby was born with a rare pathology, due to which her small intestine was completely removed in the first days of her life. The child cannot digest food in the usual way, from his mother's breast or bottle. Therefore, the doctors connected her to ivs with therapeutic nutrition, which flows through the vein 22 hours a day. The nurses at the hospital taught my mother how to mix and administer special solutions correctly, talked about infusion therapy, and prepared the family for discharge. After a long hospitalization, mom and daughter finally returned home to their relatives, with great hope for the support of the tubers. And you, friends, did not disappoint! They helped provide the girl with a supply of everything she needed in time.

"Thanks to all the kind people for their help, now we have everything we need to raise our daughter at home. Varya is slowly gaining weight, and we are quietly waiting for the next hospitalization so that the doctors can adjust the therapy," says Evgenia, Varvara's mother.

The baby is not only gaining weight on schedule, but also getting faster every day. Now she has the strength to do it — thanks to you. Friends, thank you!

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Varya does not have a small intestine, she needs intravenous nutrition

Varya, a two–month-old girl, lies in the Moscow children's hospital, who can only live on an IV drip - she receives medical nutrition from the girl, because Varya does not accept any other: She doesn't have a small intestine. In order for Varya to be discharged home, she needs a supply of intravenous nutrition and IV supplies.

Varya was born with a rare pathology, Ledda syndrome, as a result of which, on the fifth day of her life, the baby underwent surgery: her small intestine was completely removed, which was affected by necrosis. Then the baby underwent reconstructive surgery and was given therapeutic nutrition, which comes to her through a vein 22 hours a day, because the girl cannot digest food in the usual way, from her mother's breast or a bottle. Proteins, fats, and carbohydrates are all available to Varya only from the "cocktail" that the nurses are currently arranging for her, while simultaneously teaching her mother this wisdom and preparing them for discharge.

But mom and daughter will be able to get home only when there is a supply of "food" and supplies for ivs – care products and accessories for the infusion line. Without this house, Varya won't be able to eat. To prevent this from happening, we need our help. Let's feed Varya!