13-year-old Sasha Kislov from the Tatar village Bolshiye Polyanki could become an outstanding football player or play hockey for his favorite team. The boy was born in a family of athletes, and love for sports is in his blood. But, unfortunately, the disease dictates to Sasha its own rules of the game.
Mucoviscidosis, an incurable genetic disease, fills teenager's lungs with viscous, purulent sputum. It hits the stomach and intestines. Sasha is plagued by endless bronchitis and pneumonia, and suffers from abdominal pain. Irreversible processes have already begun in the lungs, and it becomes more and more difficult for Sasha to breathe.
The situation was complicated by the Pseudomonas aeruginosa. This microbe provokes inflammation and is incredibly dangerous for patients with cystic fibrosis.
To cope with bacteria, Sasha needs Bramitob antibiotic. The family did not manage to get the drug for free, and the generics (analogues) issued by the state only caused vomit.
The only way is to buy the medicine oneself. And this is almost 300 000 rubles for six months.
It is impossible to beat cystic fibrosis, but while we are close, it is easier for Sasha to keep the defense!
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