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🆘 I have only one child. Nikita. He is 12 years old. He is a bright, kind-hearted, and joyful boy with autism. A child who sees the world in his own beautiful way. And now, on top of all the challenges we have already faced together, life has hit us with something no parent should ever have to hear. Nikita has been diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia. From that exact moment, my life was torn in two: before the diagnosis and after.
We are currently in Israel, and his treatment has already begun. Nikita is staying so brave, his lab results look good, his body is responding well to the treatment, and the doctors are telling us that his chances of recovery are high. For a mother, these words mean everything.
But the treatment is long and extremely expensive.
The first estimated bill issued by the clinic is $120,000. Out of this amount, we have already managed to raise and pay approximately $60,000 using our own resources, along with the help of relatives and friends.
We gave everything we had. We searched for money everywhere. We did everything a family could possibly do for their child.
But the journey is not over.
We still need about $60,000 so that Nikita can continue his treatment, and the costs may increase along the way.
And this is my greatest helplessness: knowing that a treatment exists, knowing that my son is responding to it, knowing that the doctors are giving us hope… yet looking at an amount of money that I have absolutely no way of finding anymore.
I beg you from the bottom of my heart, please help me ensure that my child’s fight doesn’t stop because of money.
I don’t dream of anything extraordinary.
I dream of the day we will walk out of this hospital and go HOME. To see Nikita back in his room, to hear him laugh, to return to our simple life—the one I would give anything to have back right now.
Please, if you can, help us.
Every donation, every share, every prayer can be one more step toward the day I can hold my child close and say: 'We made it.'
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