My daughter Arevik is 19 years old. Since January 2023, after carbon monoxide poisoning, her health deteriorated sharply, she started fainting, her blood counts were critically low. Doctors diagnosed her with Ideopathic Applastic Anemia.

Immunosuppressive therapy was prescribed. In September 2023, after a course of Atgam Fizer, a partial remission occurred, the result of which was lost after 5 months. Until now, my daughter is dependent on blood donation.

In May 2025 doctors strongly advised us to carry out unrelated bone marrow transplantation in India, because in Uzbekistan only related transplants are carried out, and no one from our family was suitable as a donor. At the beginning of June, my daughter and I flew to Delhi and in Fortis Clinic we underwent a number of examinations, tests on the basis of which doctor Vikas Dua diagnosed myelodysplasticsyndrome (acute myeloid leukemia).

The daughter has been prescribed a course of medication for 28 days. After this period the transplantation itself will be scheduled. Our self-collected funds were enough for the initial examination and periodic infusions of blood and thromboconcentrate.