Muhammad Yusuf underwent four courses of chemotherapy

Muhammad Yusuf was born healthy and did not differ from other children. When he was one year old, his parents noticed a glow in the right pupil and immediately went to an ophthalmologist. After examinations they diagnosed him with retinoblastoma, i.e. eye cancer. The boy was prescribed chemotherapy, but after six courses there was no improvement. Hoping to save her son, his mother took him to Moscow, where oncologists confirmed that the disease was progressing and needed to remove his eye immediately. However, even after surgery, the disease did not recede so easily. The cancer still haunts Muhammad. Now he needs to undergo chemotherapy again to kill the remaining cancer cells. Until now, the family has managed to pay for the treatment themselves, but their resources are exhausted and there is still a long road of treatment and rehabilitation ahead. By combining our efforts and concrete help, we can contribute to Muhammad's speedy healing! The boy is only two years old and just starting out in life. He enjoys socializing with other children, walking in the park and on the playgrounds. His illness makes him tired quickly, but his mother hopes that he will catch up as soon as he recovers.