When Azaliya took a blood test this spring, no one expected that the indicators would be so low: hemoglobin — 35. The norm is 120. Azaliya was taken to the Department of Hematology and Oncology of the Children's Republican Clinical Hospital by ambulance directly from the doctor's office, and a puncture was taken. The result came the next day. The diagnosis is acute lymphoblastic leukemia.
After leaving the College of Technology and Design, Azaliya began treatment. She underwent two blocks of chemotherapy in her native Kazan, and another in St. Petersburg. It was hard to endure the treatment, now it's easier. Azaliya is on a break for now. After a course of chemotherapy, when blood counts drop, you need to recover. Then, according to the plan, bone marrow transplantation will be performed. It is still unknown who will become a donor. But doctors suggest that mom is the best fit.
Blincito therapy, which is important to undergo before the upcoming transplant, will help reduce the risk of recurrence in the future. That's why we are asking you for help.
Support Azaliya and help her get better as soon as possible!
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