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Leskov Kirill needs urgent trip to Moscow

April 10, 2017, 14:15 2206 Author: Vakulinskaya Alina www.deti.zp.ua The approximate amount of 3 820 USD is needed for examination. Your dollar can save the life of a child.

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MRI Results: page 1, page 2.

Leskov Kiriusha – is disabled since childhood.The little boy was born with several disorders.

Kirill is just 8 years old and he has already received 19 surgeries, the last one was a skull trepanning (after ischemic stroke). The preliminary diagnosis of cerebrovascular disease Moja Mojawas made to Kiriusha after MRI had been conducted.

The right side of Kirill`s body is paralyzed, and there is a long way of treatment that he has to undergo. The family did all the MoyaMoya disease treatment options and examinations possible in Ukraine. 9 April Kirill and his mother must travel to Moscow to Burdenko Neurosurgery Centerfor consultations and examination.

The approximate amount of 3 820 USD is needed for examination. Your dollar can save the life of a child.

When in hardship, Kiriusha`s family ask everybody who care to save their only son helping him to raise on his legs.

Without our support, fifteen-year-old Maksym Didenko will not be able to continue his vital rehabilitation and corrective classes. Please help raise funds for the boy’s treatment and development!

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