When Fatima was two years old, doctors discovered a rare genetic disease "tyrosinemia" in the baby. This diagnosis is not fatal – however, there is one important condition: it is necessary to start treating the disease in time and undergo regular therapy. Fatima's bones were severely distorted, the work of the gastrointestinal tract and liver was disrupted. She spent a lot of time in hospitals.
"Our daughter is very weak, thin, and sickly. We hope that after the operation, Fatima will get much better, and my father and I will be calmer," says the girl's mother.
On March 21, Fatima had a liver transplant from a related donor, her uncle. Both Fatima and Uncle are feeling well and recovering.
You can help Fatima buy tickets home and medicines, as well as pay for the trip to Moscow and back for an examination a month after the operation.