Baby Varya has short bowel syndrome, which means that nutrients from food simply cannot be absorbed, so they have to be “delivered” to the girl through a catheter in her vein. Varya is on IV drips for 18 hours a day.
A lot is needed for one‑year‑old Varya to live. Just to feed the child, the parents, in the absence of state support, have to obtain parenteral nutrition, supplies for the IV drips, and medications for their daughter. Without them, Varya simply won’t be able to cope. And that's where you tubers helped the baby. Everything you need has been purchased for some time in advance!
"Over the past two months, my daughter has gained 1.5 kilograms and grown by 4 centimeters! – Mom is happy – These are very good indicators for us! Thanks to parenteral nutrition, the daughter is growing. We recently joined the kindergarten queue. We have every chance to get away from ivs or reduce the drip time closer to 3 years! Thank you, our dear helpers!