The cure for Stepan is bought.

Stepan is a bright and very sociable boy of eight. He seems to be able to make anyone talk, and he doesn't mind talking either. He does not have time to choose his words, and he says offhandedly that he wants to be a soccer player when he grows up. But soon adds that it is not so sure, because you can also try yourself as an archaeologist or a builder. All in all, the whole world is open before the eight-year-old boy from Voronezh. But this was not always the case. At one and a half years old, the baby had a long fever, but in the family at first did not give it much attention, because during this period were cutting teeth. And around the same time Stepan started crawling and gradually learned to walk. Only constantly falling down, and from that bruises appeared on his body, so my mother thought. But his temperature remained high and the bruises wouldn't go away. We went to the hospital for an examination, and there he was immediately offered to undergo tests. When the results came, it became clear that in the little body there was a disaster. And from that moment the long road of treatment began! The diagnosis they made at first was primary immune deficiency. Little Stepan had blood and platelet transfusions, a course of therapy began, but it wasn't getting better. Then the boy and his mother went to Moscow, to the Dmitriy Rogachev Hospital. The boy and his mother went to Moscow to receive treatment at the Dmitri Rogachev Hospital. After another course of examinations, the doctors made a new diagnosis - acute myeloid leukemia. This is a malignant disease of the blood and bone marrow. Then Stepan started fighting for life again: he underwent chemotherapy and a bone marrow transplant. But all of this greatly weakened the boy's immune system. In order to keep his body indicators normal, he has to undergo a course of maintenance therapy every two months, which consists of giving the patient immunoglobulins - these are special proteins that replace a person's own antibodies, which are lacking in the body. Stepan has already undergone a hard and long treatment and now he has the opportunity to live like his peers, to do what he loves so much: talk non-stop and dream of a future profession. But in order to do that, he needs to take supportive medications constantly. The medication Octagam, which is essential for the boy, was usually given by the Department of Health, but now the supply of this medicine is intermittent. The therapy must not be interrupted, otherwise Stepa's body becomes susceptible to all kinds of diseases that could be fatal. A course of this life saving medicine for eight year old Stepa costs 75.000 rubbles. Together with you we can help to continue exploring the world that surrounds the boy.