The doctor: 'This medicine is your only chance! Find it immediately!"

Dear people, we are Nadia and Krissy. We are going to tell you about MOM's fight for life. Please stay with us, give us a hand. In 2021, MOM heard the diagnosis of cervical cancer with multiple metastases. We need to act FAST because time is not MOM's country. Mom went through a number of treatments but they did not work.

The doctors said her ONLY hope was a drug from the US. The amount of money is IMPOSSIBLE for us.

Please people, we are desperate! PLEASE help mom live!

Everyone says life is a blink of an eye. It sounds beautiful until it becomes reality and you hold the hand of your dearest one, knowing that every moment could be your last. Despair, pain, terror, fear are just words because what we experience is so much more. We have love, hope and believe in the good heart of everyone. My mom raised us, me and my sister, by herself, she took care of grandma too.

It's always been the four of us and we've had to be man girls, but now we're helpless, bowing our heads and admitting NO, we can't do it alone!

We recently lost grandma, we don't want to lose mommy too. We will fight to the end to keep our family. We owe everything my sister and I are to her. We are three girls who are frantic to spend more time together. Please folks, help our family stay whole! We are one and everything makes sense when we are together - for better or for worse, in sickness and in health. We are strong because we are together. We desperately need help. Every day the chance of Mom's life slips away and we are powerless and she wants so much to live!

Mum is a superhero, even after her severe diagnosis she didn't give up and stop believing in the good, fighting. All her life we have relied on Mom, and now she is totally reliant on us and you people, help us show her that good is part of us humans. Mom is indomitable, kind, compassionate, generous, inspiring, and her spirit and will are unshakeable. Ever since she became ill, she has taken all the hardships to her body and spirit as a trial and looked forward, believing. Mom never asked "Why me?" She bravely went through everything - surgeries, chemo and radiation treatments, and never stopped fighting. She fought not for herself, but for us - for me and my sister. She fought to be a mother a little longer and to walk the next moments of life's journey, alongside us, to see us brides and mothers, as she says. Mom never stopped growing, learning, working as she fought for her life. She never stopped helping and giving to the sick, to children, to animals and supporting every soul in need of support.