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Zilya successfully passed the examination after transplantation and received medication

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Charitable foundation · Moscow

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Thanks to your support, Zilya was able to come to Moscow to undergo a control examination and receive medicines on time! You helped pay for hotel accommodation during the study and medications.

Regular check-ups are a guarantee of well-being for children who have undergone transplantation. Doctors conducted examinations and made sure that the transplanted organ was functioning normally, and nothing threatened the life and health of the girl. After the examination, Zilya and her parent safely returned home.

Zilya feels well, weight gain is noticeable. She became more willing to eat cereals and soups on the second broth, in addition to therapeutic nutrient mixtures. The girl is active, plays with toys, crawls all over the apartment and explores all things on the way. A heartfelt thank you to all the tubers who took part in the fundraising!

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About the campaign

Zila needs your help to get to an important examination in Moscow.

Meet Zilya from Kazan. Three weeks after birth, doctors revealed serious liver problems in the baby. And already at the age of nine months, they had a liver transplant operation. The donor was Dad. Now Zili's health is not in danger, and for the first time since birth she lives the life of an ordinary child: she plays, walks, learns this world.

But such an operation is only the first step on the road to recovery. In the first year after transplantation, it is necessary to regularly come for control examinations so that the attending physician can track the condition of the child and the transplanted organ, as well as adjust drug therapy. The examinations themselves are free, but it is difficult for the family to pay for accommodation during the examinations. Zila needs to take medications that support the girl after a difficult operation. At first, the family coped on their own — friends and relatives helped. But the family's resources are exhausted, so the girl's mother turns to you for help in buying medicines and paying for the hotel during the control examinations.