"Good afternoon. My name is Timur. I am 5, but soon I will be 6. I really like assembling Lego constructors. And I also go to kindergarten, where I have a lot of friends. So Timur Kondakov from Arzamas started a letter to our foundation. Mom Lena typed everything at the son's dictation, and added things from herself that Timur does not pay much attention to yet. For example, that at 6 years old his son weighs only 16 kilograms, and that he does not really show up at the kindergarten because of his endless acute respiratory infections and bronchitis.
There are two reasons for this. The first reason - cystic fibrosis, because of which the child's lungs are "tightened" with mucus, as if the two swamps. The second reason is an allergy to medications, which the state issues, and without which, alas, a cystic fibrosis patient cannot live for long.
No one is surprised by allergies these days, but Timur manages. It's easier to say what he has no reaction to. He cannot eat milk, eggs, chicken or fish at all. He tried a piece of cod once in his life - he was pumped out in the hospital from the sharply increasing Quincke's edema. Medications, as it turned out, also cause a serious protest in the boy's entire body. But there is no way to do without them.
Alas, the MHI does not provide Gianeb. And without it it is hard for Timur to be like everyone else, go to kindergarten, collect legos, and play with his friends. To live and not suffocate. Can we help him?