Little Hussein loves trains and everything connected with the railroad. There is a station not far from the house where the boy lives. "Almost every day we go there to count cars and wave to passing trains. I think I have a future machinist growing up," smiles his mother Maryam.
Four-year-old Hussein has a congenital immune disease - primary immunodeficiency. This genetic breakdown makes the boy defenseless against infections and prevents his body from working properly. Since birth, Huseyin has been constantly sick - pneumonia, purulent otitis media, flu, intestinal problems and other ailments attack the boy one after another.
The only way to defeat the disease is to give Hussein a bone marrow transplant. The operation is scheduled for November, and until then the main thing is to find a suitable donor. In order to determine who in the boy's family is suitable for stem cell donation, a family genetic analysis must be carried out.
We are raising funds to pay for expensive genetic tests for Hussein and five other children. Let's work together to help the boys beat this dangerous disease!
