Little Habiba turns three in December this year. Unfortunately, to celebrate her birthday, the child would probably need to go to the hospital, where she has been for over a month. Acute lymphoblastic leukemia, she's been diagnosed with is one of the most common oncological diseases among children. Currently, most of these little patients can receive a proper treatment. It is relevant for Habiba to be cured and heal. However, there is one problem. Habiba is from Tajikistan and is not a citizen of Russia, so all expensive medical services for her must be covered. Her family can't afford such expensive bills.
According to Habiba's father Muhammad, his daughter has never been ill, so suddenly appeared girl's fever became a matter of her parents' concern. The regional hospital took a blood test, and results were disappointing. The re-examination just confirmed the diagnosis. After several tests, doctors claimed that the child had leukemia and needed chemotherapy.
In Muhammad's words, during a private conversation, the attending doctor recommended parents to urgently go to Moscow, where they have effective methods to treat acute leukemia. "Here you have no chance," - the doctor told the girl's father.
Now Habiba is undergoing treatment at Morozovsky hospital. As the girl's condition is serious, she feels weak, can't walk by herself, hardly ever eats or drinks. Nevertheless, doctors consider this to be a frequent reaction to the chemotherapy she has started. Over time, the child's condition will become better, and doctors have good predictions concerning Habiba's condition. What matters the most now is to do what's scheduled in the treatment protocol.
Little Habiba can't cope with it without you. Let's help the child!