Damla has blood cancer. Her mother, father, or sibling could serve as a bone marrow donor. Blood typing will help determine this

Damla, a cheerful and lively girl, was seven years old when she was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia. The first worrying signs appeared in April 2026: weakness, paleness, ear pain, and a fever. Her treatment began with hospitalization at the local district hospital in Semikarakorsk; she and her mother were subsequently transferred to the Regional Children's Clinical Hospital in Rostov-on-Don, where Damla continued her battle against leukemia. She has already undergone several rounds of chemotherapy.

The next step is a bone marrow transplant at the Almazov National Medical Research Centre. Damla’s mother, father, or sibling could serve as a potential donor. To determine compatibility, a special test — blood typing — must be performed. The family cannot afford this expensive procedure on their own, so we are turning to you for help.

Let’s support Damla together in her fight against the illness!