Sulaimon received treatment

Sulaimon came to Moscow with his grandmother Flora for treatment. Doctors in Russia promised the family to keep the boy's right eye, but this requires 4 and the last course of chemotherapy. In November, Sulaimon will turn 3 years old, he is the first child of his parents and the only grandson of his grandparents. In February this year, the boy's parents noticed a stain on his right eye. Anxiety and panic were replaced by the understanding that it needed to be examined. Behind a number of studies, ultrasound, MRI, and then the diagnosis is retinoblastoma. This is a malignant tumor in the eye, which most often occurs in children at an early age. In Sulaimon's homeland, doctors offered to remove the eye, but the family began to look for treatment options, doctors in Russia agreed to help. The boy has already undergone 3 courses of chemotherapy, the last final stage remains. In Russia, Sulaimon was supported by charitable foundations, since the family does not have the means to pay for expensive treatment themselves. To pay for the final stage of chemotherapy, my grandmother turned to us. Treatment by