A year ago, Olga first heard the diagnosis — lymphoma, blood cancer.
Before that she rarely thought about her health. It was there for her — and she gladly used it. To work, to raise her son, to travel, to take care of her parents. She always got up early, came home in the late evening, and wanted days to be longer.
This year changed everything. Olga’s health became the central piece of her life. All year doctors were asking questions: how she will react to chemo? To high-dose chemo? To another type of chemo? And the Olga’s health is the only one to answer.
Two months ago, those experiments finally paid off — Olga went into remission.
It’s a big step, but not the final one. To overcome the disease Olga needs bone marrow transplant, and before that — a course of special medicine, called Megval. Unfortunately, it’s not free and, after spending the whole year in hospitals, Olga can’t pay for it herself.
But we can help. Let’s help her together to make this final step and overcome cancer.
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