Even in kindergarten, six-year-old Aibiike began to show leadership qualities. She feels at ease in a new environment, easily finds friends and likes to be in the center of attention. Aibiyike can easily learn and tell all the poems that the kindergarten teacher gives her.
The girl loves her brothers very much. She has three of them. In her free time, Aibiike plays with them, draws and makes plasticine figures. She especially likes to get together with her family and go to the countryside, to swim in the lake or to visit entertainment centers.
The disease was discovered two years ago in her native Kyrgyzstan when her mother noticed Aibiike had enlarged lymph nodes. Antibiotic therapy didn't help, and her pediatrician referred her to an oncologist. The doctors took a biopsy of the lymph node and found metastases. Based on the results of investigations, Aibiike was diagnosed with thyroid cancer.
After the diagnosis Aibiike and her mother came to Russia. She underwent radiotherapy in Obninsk, and then she was operated on in St. Petersburg. Aibiike went through several more courses of radioiodine therapy, but the treatment had no results - the disease progressed. She is now hospitalized at the Blokhin Research Institute of Pediatric Oncology and Hematology, where the doctors prescribed a new treatment - Aibiike needs targeted therapy with the drug Lenvima.
They are ready to cure her in Moscow. But because she has no Russian citizenship she has to pay to receive the treatment. The medicine for two months of treatment costs 314.800 rub.
Let's help Aibiike's family pay for the expensive therapy to give her a chance for a healthy future. Let the girl beat the disease as soon as possible!
