Varya needs food: the baby eats only through a vein

Varya is tied to a drip stand for 18 hours a day. The girl cannot live without parenteral nutrition, which comes to her through a vein. 4-5 hours without solution — and threatening changes begin. In order for Varya to have the strength to wait for the issuance of everything necessary from the state, our support is needed. The child has short bowel syndrome (CCM), a complication after surgical removal of part of the intestine, which had to be done due to a congenital malformation. The baby receives all the necessary nutrients for growth and development through a catheter in a vein. By the age of four, doctors hope, based on the experience of young patients with CCM, the intestines of such patients can adapt to their condition, grow up and even begin to work correctly. While the family is waiting for the delivery of everything necessary from the state, we will support Varya by collecting a supply of nutrient solutions and medical supplies for ivs.