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15.08.2023 07:58
After a devastating battle with cancer and a complicated bone marrow transplant, the little boy is at risk of going untreated. His fate is being decided right now. If we help, he will live. Without money, there is no cure. Without treatment, there is no life. That's the harsh reality! A chimerism test is scheduled for 20 August, and the results will show whether Amir's body has accepted the donor bone marrow.
Regular analyses, lots of medications to prevent complications, hospital walls and a lot of pain - that's what every day of little Amir's life consists of. He seems to have gotten used to it, has stopped crying when he has to take tests, is not afraid of doctors and lies still when asked. Today there is a great risk that if the bone marrow does not take root, the worst might happen. The baby's immunity is at zero, and his appetite is still not recovered. He refuses to eat anything except water porridge.
Doctors are watching Amir closely, or they will risk missing the "graft versus host" reaction, a frequent and dangerous complication which occurs after bone marrow transplantation when the cells of the new immunity start attacking the tissues of the body where they were transplanted. Please help the little one to reach complete victory over cancer. Amir needs to continue treatment, but there is no money. Only your help can save the baby's life.
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