Neither alive nor dead! "We're gonna help little Nina, aren't we?"

REPOST RIGHT AWAY, MY GOOD MAN! HELP YOUR FRIENDS TO GET CLOSER TO THE WORK OF MERCY!

Ivetta: I have been praying since April 24th, 2019, when Nina was born prematurely at 5 months, weighting only 950 grams. You can’t imagine what a tiny thing she was! The fact that Nina is still alive is a miracle because she died and came back to life many times.

- How does the child feel now?

Ivetta: Nina's condition is currently assessed as severe but stable.   Nina lies and waits... either for death or for life. I have been prepared for the worst outcome many times, but I believe that Nina was not born in vain, that she will fight, that she will manage to survive and live!  Now she can't see, but she recognizes voices. Before her heart stopped and her brain shut down, she was such a cheerful girl. We thought that after the operation, all the troubles were behind us, and we could enjoy life and watch our little daughter grow and develop. 

- Please tell me everything in order.  I understand that it's hard for you to recall all the difficult moments. 

Ivetta: As I said, Nina was born 5 months premature.  They barely saved her in the incubator, but after nine months we took home a healthy baby girl. Nina was growing and developing normally. But then she started having breathing problems, she started wheezing and panting. We took her to the hospital. They gave her an inhalation there and sent her home. One week later, she started having problems again, and she was treated for bronchial spasms. And so it went every week. 

I blindly trusted the doctors because they were saving my daughter's life. But it turned out that they were treating her incorrectly. After another attack, the inhalation proved powerless, and she had to be intubated (a tube was inserted into her trachea  for artificial ventilation of the lungs. -ed.). Nina was breathing, and that was the most important thing. In a short time, she had to be intubated 5 times! During these procedures, doctors damaged her throat, resulting in the need for a tracheostomy to be performed. After that Nina's condition improved.

- Oh my God!  How much you have had to go through.  I'm not even talking about Nina.   How did she cope with all of this?

Ivetta: To be honest, the doctors were puzzled! Perhaps every time they discharged her from the hospital, they didn't think Nina would survive. When irreversible processes began in her trachea, we were told to take her to Turkey, because Turkish doctors had more experience. We managed to raise about 35,000 euros (with the help of foundations, ordinary people, and the government) and took the girl to Turkey. Nina was operated on there and she literally came back to life! She became cheerful, started to interact...  We thought it was all over. My God, how happy I was when we returned home!  Both children were with me, we were all at home. Ninochka didn't lose consciousness and didn't wheeze. We spent three happy months like in a fairy tale.    "This is happiness," I thought!  But not a bit of it.  One fateful day, Nina's tracheostomy tube got blocked, and she stopped breathing! 

I did everything possible while waiting for the ambulance. I tried to remove the sputum with tubes, tried to revive my daughter... but she wasn't breathing." Oh, how I screamed! People from neighboring streets heard me! Minutes while the ambulance was coming seemed like eternity! Weak and helpless, I fell on my knees holding my daughter in my arms, watching her stop breathing. She began to turn blue... her little hands became cold... Oh God! I know what hell looks like!

We hope that Nina's charming eyes will shine again!

- I have no words! My heart is pounding!  How can we help little Nina?

Ivetta: The only salvation is to take Nina to Germany. The local doctors have already done everything they could! They are simply supporting the vital functions of my daughter. Thanks to all the doctors and rehabilitologists who are doing everything possible to keep Nina alive.

I have turned to you because I have no means to pay for my daughter's treatment in Germany.  You know, when they tell you that your child can live, that it can become easier for her - even if the chances are small, can I as a mother refuse this opportunity? What would you do in my place? I am ready to beg for help to raise the money to take my daughter to Germany. I hope that mothers who will read this story will understand me and not ignore it. 

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Friends, we hope for your kindness, for the greatness of your soul, for it is the light of all virtues! You have saved many children, and we hope that Nina will become close and dear to you! Don't expect someone else to give this child a chance to live, don't shift the responsibility onto others! We must save Nina! This beautiful angel must not die!

We really hope for your help and know that Georgians never leave their people in trouble! 

If you are willing to visit this family and help them in person, here is their address: Tbilisi,30 Kvantaliani Str.

Every time you can help someone, just do it, and rejoice that God answers someone's prayers through you!

We are sure that all together we will manage to save Nini from imminent death.

Please don’t forget to repost our story. Let your friends know about the grief of this family! It’s extremely important!

Friends, there is one more request: if you know about the misfortune of a neighbor or friend do a godly deed, drop us an email at: office-fsp@fsp.ge.

Our Fund’s accounts are:

#GE15TB7194336080100003

#GE42LB0115113036665000

#GE64BG0000000470458000

(Purpose: Kogoshvili Nina)

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We have already helped thousands of disadvantaged people! Let’s support this family too! And who knows, maybe someday we ourselves will need help of strangers! Life is always unpredictable!

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