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Thanks to your support Arslan and Artem, came for examination and treatment to Moscow!

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Charitable foundation · Moscow

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In June Arslan and Artem, two boys from an orphanage in Bashkortostan, arrived to the Research Clinical Institute in Moscow for examination and treatment.

Arslan (5 y.o) underwent in his childhood several surgeries, including brain surgery. When the boy's condition worsened, the orphanage requested our foundation to bring him to Moscow for examination and provide him a nanny. On June 20, the boy underwent an operation, and a week after he returned to his orphanage.

Artem (10 y.o) was also scheduled in june for examination in Moscow. The boy was born with a spinal hernia- he experienced leg pain and weakness, as well as problems with his pelvic organs.End august he was operated and he is recovering now in the rehabilitation center. Dear toobers! Thanks to your support Arslan and Artem went throught all necessary examinations, and Artem continues his treatment accompanied by a caring and competent nanny.

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Arslan and Artem are disabled orphans. They need a nanny to accompany them on examinations!

Arslan is five years old and his parents have been deprived of parental rights. During his childhood, Arslan underwent several surgeries, including brain surgery. However, recently, for unknown reasons, the boy's condition has worsened, causing concern at the orphanage where he lives. Ten-year-old Artem also needs help. He was born with a spinal hernia, and the consequences of this condition still affect his health. Sometimes, he experiences leg pain and weakness, as well as problems with his pelvic organs. In June, both boys are scheduled for examination in Moscow. To enable them to attend, the orphanage has requested that the "Road to Life" fund provide a nanny. Please help these children go throught all necessary examinations not alone but accompanied by a caring and competent adult - nanny from the "Road to Life" fund.