Galina Telitsina, 28, from Orenburg, has been told her unborn child has a rare lung condition called CPAM.There is a chance the baby can be operated on in her hometown, but after surgery, they will need constant monitoring by neonatologists. Sadly, the local hospital simply doesn’t have enough specialists. That’s why Galina was referred to Moscow — where there is hope to save her child.
Galina is a mother of two; her older children are 6 and 3. She’s now expecting her third. The family lives modestly — her husband is a self-employed installer, and Galina, having worked unofficially before pregnancy, receives no maternity pay or benefits. Everything they had has already been spent. Now, to continue essential monitoring and undergo tests in Moscow, they need our support.At this late stage of pregnancy, she must stay close to a specialized perinatal center. Every day counts.We are raising funds to cover Galina’s medical examinations. These are critical to determine how the birth will be managed and what help the baby will need afterward.Please support Galina and other expectant mothers.
Every donation is a step toward saving a future life.
