Category: Children
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Anya Sorokina: Blood sister
Anya Sorokina was diagnosed with aplastic anaemia, one of the worst bone marrow diseases, when she was the only child in her family. Now she is a healthy young lady and a happy sister to four siblings. Once, Anya’s parents Olga and Alexei only dreamt of having a single child, but Anya’s disease changed everything.
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Viliam Khailo: “There’s no progress without struggle”
Viliam had gone through treatment for leukaemia with the support of Podari Zhizn, and tells us where he gets his inspiration and his energy boost.
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Nikita Merkulov: Try, make mistakes, but don’t stop
In 2008, Nikita was treated for lymphogranulomatosis. We have recently talked to Nikita about the second most serious quarantine of his life – coronavirus self-isolation.
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Viliam Khailo: You have to believe in your dream
Viliam Khailo lives and breathes music. Even during his treatment for leukaemia in December 2017, he kept his violin by his side. We talked to Viliam and learned whether the coronavirus quarantine was a barrier between him and his beloved music.
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Thank you for helping Yegor!
UPD – over £12390 raised to help Yegor. Thank you! – Six-year-old Yegor has aplastic anaemia. In order to recover after the transplant, he needs Defitelio.
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Right now, I’m completely happy
Margarita Khairullina recovered from leukaemia and managed to earn a degree in journalism, get into photography and become a swimming instructor. Read her story now and support children with cancer.
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Maria Dyatlova: I didn’t value all those opportunities the way I do now
Ten years ago Maria Dyatlova was a child in the care of Podari Zhizn. We’ve reached out to Maria to talk about the quarantine, her fears, and her plans for the second half of 2020.
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Oksana Sobolevskaya: My life is a dream that’s already started to come true
I’m alive, in good health and ever so grateful. Oksana Sobolevskaya and her brother Anton are recalling their experience of bone marrow transplant treatment in our Family Blood project.
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Vlad Demidov: Thank you for our new life
Irina doesnt know the name of the person who saved her childs life. Vlad is growing, maturing, and displaying his own unique personalityas if nothing ever happened. Vlad Demidov and his mother Irina are the new heroes of the Blood Family project.
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Abu Baysultanov. Abu’s come to Moscow!
In 2007, 18-month-old Abu Baysultanov was diagnosed with acute leukaemia. He survived and recovered from cancer thanks to your help!