Children are dying in oncology departments. I learned this terrible fact six months after I started volunteering. It was a girl named Olya with Down syndrome. She died of acute lymphoblastic leukemia. I still remember the shock I felt. How could it be, after all the treatment had yielded results and suddenly everything was so ... My second loss…
In the sterile box at the Dmitri Rogachev Clinic today is a small party. But this time, unfortunately, there will be no guests, no dancing songs, and no fun.
On her birthday, Diana Lavrova is preparing to be born again. She is going to be born again. Diana came to the clinic to undergo the hardest step before a bone marrow transplant - condensation. In other words - the girl's bone marrow will be scorched by beams to be replaced by a new one. Now we can already tell you what titanic efforts were made to get Diana to the lifesaving bone marrow transplant. Thanks to the joint work of oncologists from Donetsk, the Russian Federation and DNR, and two specialized clinics in Moscow Diana got a chance for a second life. This year has been a real struggle for the girl's right to live without acute lymphoblastic leukemia and to be healthy.
Today, on her birthday, Diana's only dream is to finally beat the cancer, and to forget all of this horror that never goes away.
And we ask for your prayers for the ailing servant of God, Anna (Diana's baptismal name). Let us support the girl in her difficult and important struggle for life, and may the deadly disease disappear forever!
Diana, we are with you mentally and prayerfully! We believe in your victory!
Do-gooders, your help is greatly needed for Karim Chaika and Timur Lesnoy. You can help here
Created: 15.07.2021
Updated: 15.07.2021
