To manage a genetic immune disease, Amina needs replacement therapy

Amina is fifteen. The last few years of her life have been an endless search. First for a diagnosis, then for effective treatment. An ordinary childhood was left somewhere behind, replaced by hospital wards, tests, and the hope that a medicine would be found to help. And it seems it has been found. After numerous examinations at a Moscow clinic, doctors selected a drug that will fill the missing gaps in the girl's immune system. Due to a congenital genetic defect, her body lacks important protective cells. Without them, Amina is completely defenseless against any infection. Right now, the drug on which her stable condition depends cannot be obtained through the state benefit program. Amina is in the ninth grade, though she studies remotely more often than from a school desk. She also draws a lot and dreams of becoming a doctor. Dear tubers, let's help Amina together! We are raising funds to pay for the girl's treatment. If you have the opportunity to help, please don't look the other way.