Our daughter Annika Jovewska is 3 years old. She is our third child, she has an older sister Angela and a brother Bojan. Anika is non-verbal, has autism and epilepsy. On the basis of her pregnancy, it was obvious that something was wrong. He was gagging, had reflux, could not move his head, had no control over his shoulders. We discovered, as a preventive measure, that she had upper body hypotension, which was treated by a wonderful physiotherapist who worked with her for a long time, and helped her to heal at 1 year and 9 months. In the meantime, we did the rest of the tests for the mosquito, metabolism and eventually the development, where the doctors found out that she has epilepsy for which she got a cure that controls epileptic seizures, and a few months ago she got the official diagnosis of autism. Anika regularly works with a speech and language therapist since she was a baby, and we never leave anything to chance.

After much testing and counseling in Macedonia and the surrounding area, it came out that she is an ideal candidate for a stem cell transplant at Liv Hospital, Istanbul, Turkey, which would alleviate the symptoms of her disabilities and start some tension as well. Since the first two doses of the mast cells were taken, we have started to experience a lot of tension as a result and we have been advised to take four more doses in two doses, which means that we have to spend two more days in Istanbul.

We as a family have not been able to survive this financial crumb, so we are forced to turn to you again, the humane people with a big heart who have helped to accept the first two transplants.

We thank you from the bottom of our hearts, and we hope that Anika herself can thank you as soon as she has received the last dose!