Thanks to you, Tikhon was able to start therapy with the medicine Rapamun. Thanks!

For nine years now, Tikhon has been fighting myelodysplastic syndrome, a disease that causes certain types of blood cells to be deficient and poorly functioning. Now every three to four weeks Tikhon comes to the hospital for a blood transfusion to raise hemoglobin, which his body almost does not produce itself. Bone marrow transplantation can help you take a step towards recovery. Before starting the transplant, Tikhon needs to undergo immunosuppressive therapy with Rapamun. This will help reduce the risk of transplant rejection in the future. However, according to the attending physician, at the moment there is no medicine in the clinic's pharmacy. Buying it can take a long time, and therapy needs to start now. That's why we are asking you for help. Support Tikhon and help him get better as soon as possible!