Natalia and her 14-year-old daughter, Kristina, lived together in Sarapul, Udmurtia. They engaged in creative activities, participated in competitions, and conducted workshops. They dreamed that Kristina would finish art school and become an architect.
However, last autumn, Natalia was diagnosed with bilateral pneumonia, and later her liver, heart, stomach, and even her legs began to fail. It turned out that Natalia had acute myeloid leukemia, a form of blood cancer. For the past six months, Natalia has been undergoing chemotherapy courses in Moscow, far away from her daughter. Unfortunately, the standard medications have not been effective, and to overcome the disease, she needs a special medicine called Vidasa. It is not available for free, and paying almost 300,000 rubles is beyond Natalia and Kristina's means.
Let's join to help Natalia defeat the disease and return to her daughter and a normal, healthy life!
