Let me tell you a story. She is 41 years old. Mother of a 5-year-old boy. Beautiful, focused and intelligent. Bachelor's degree in Management and Entrepreneurship. Master in Information Technology and Business. Her desire to develop her mind and knowledge led her to take a course in Operational Accounting. She has the profile, skills and emotional intelligence to be a Manager of the Year, Business Leader or Successful Entrepreneur but her destiny is different.

Radi is wheelchair bound and has been fighting an unequal battle with Multiple Sclerosis for 22 years.

It's hard for people like you and me to imagine what happens on her days. On her nights. But we know suffering too, in different forms and dimensions, and we know how hard it is to go through such a time. Imagine that period being 22 years. 22 years of cleansing tears, obstacles and a 'charitable' retirement.

Radie has been in my life for 20 years and with all the responsibility of my friendship, I categorically say that she has always been an example of a struggling person!

She could have walked away from herself, shut herself in the house of her own torment and never heard this story, but she carried on. Even now, in a wheelchair, she works at the Dr. George Stransky University Multidisciplinary Hospital in the town of. She is now a doctor at the Stranski Hospital in Pleven. What would have happened to Radi if each of us had given her a hand? We would lift her out of the wheelchair and give her, and her child, a new chance at life.

Radi's treatment involves financial resources that are prohibitive for her and the family. The amount that needs to be raised for treatment at the AHSCT RUSSIA clinic is 100 000 BGN.

And what would happen to us? I cannot promise, but GOD says to us, Go, and it shall be given unto you: a good measure, crammed, shaken, and overflowing, shall they pour into your bosom; for with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you. In the darkest moments of our lives, when we feel abandoned and hopeless, even the smallest dose of friendship and support can light the tunnel.

The strength of a society is not measured in the wealth and power of its individuals, but in its willingness to support and help those in need. Every day gives us the opportunity to do something good for others and make the world a better place for each of us. I believe in you, good people!