SOS! SOS! SOS! Sarcoma in five-year-old Nikoloz!

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Praise God that we’ve been given the profound privilege to fully and permanently cure another Georgian child! We’ll cherish this blessed act for the rest of our lives. The boy is from Gori and is currently fighting desperately for his life in a Tbilisi clinic. You understand, friends, that for a 100% guarantee of recovery, Nikoloz urgently needs to be transferred to Turkey!

Live, Nikoloz, live! Today, all of Georgia loves you!

Thank God they at least managed to make the correct diagnosis in Georgia in time! This gives us a chance to conquer this terrible disease. Just a few years ago, sarcoma was considered a death sentence! Nikoloz’s family is in dire need! They don’t even have money for food; every single penny goes to their sick child. Today, friends, Nikoloz is the son of each one of us. Let’s save our child! When he opens his eyes after the operation and laughs with the heartfelt joy only truly happy children can express, we’ll try to take as many photos as possible and share them with as many friends of the Fund as we can!

Nikoloz is doubled over in pain from his stomach. It turns out the poor child’s abdomen was full of fluid. A large amount of fluid was recently removed from his stomach.

The little one looked at the doctors with grateful eyes.

My God, the death of this good child would be the greatest injustice.

Nikoloz’s elderly grandmother prepared his favorite food and brought it from Gori to the Tbilisi clinic. She tried not to cry in front of him, but told the Fund’s reporter: “Maybe this is my poor grandson’s last day… I don’t want him to leave this world without tasting the food I made with my own hands.” Yesterday, he told her over the phone: “Grandma, I don’t want hospital food. I want your cooking.” She didn’t sleep all night. His words echoed in my ears. At dawn, I went to the bus station and came straight to Tbilisi. The whole way, I prayed: “God, let me find him alive…”

Grandma of Nikoloz: “I believe the Lord will save him. I also believe kind people will help us raise the money to take him abroad and save him.”

Lali (Nikoloz’s mother): “Until he turned five, he never got sick, not even once. It was a shock when we found out he had liver sarcoma. I fear for him. I want to help him, but I can’t do anything. He needs to be taken abroad immediately. But I have no means. It costs a huge amount of money to transport him, treat him, and save him.”

This little boy from Gori is still fighting for his life in a clinic in Tbilisi. He can barely walk anymore. Doctors have recommended six rounds of chemotherapy – one is already complete. There’s a mass with fluid in the left side of his abdomen. They’re planning to insert a tube to drain it.

We cannot allow this cruel disease to take this angel away from us.

This bright little boy even asked the Fund’s reporter, when can I play with my friends again. Oh Lord, how painful it was to hear those words…

Lali (Nikoloz’s mother): “It’s horrifying when a child is dying. But what’s even worse is knowing he’s dying simply because we don’t have money, and I can’t help. That feeling of helplessness—there’s nothing more unbearable for a mother.”

God-loving people, we beg you – don’t turn away from a mother’s tears.

Lali (Nikoloz’s mother): “Please, we are asking for help. Support us with whatever you can. Help us save our son. I will be deeply grateful for every single tetri you give.”

Nikoloz’s grandmother: “I want to help, but I can’t do anything…”

Georgian doctors are doing everything they can, and thanks to their efforts – and by God’s grace – the child is still alive. But because he was hospitalized in a critical condition, we can’t afford to waste even a minute. He must be taken abroad immediately.

Now is the time for all of Georgia to unite.

Today, Nikoloz is the son of each and every one of us!

Lali (Nikoloz’s mother): “Please support us with whatever you can. Help us save our son. I will be endlessly grateful for every single tetri.”

Nikoloz’s family is so poor, they sometimes don’t even have money for food – so you can imagine how impossible it is for them to afford treatment abroad. Today, Nikoloz is the son of all of us. Let’s save our child. Together, we can defeat sarcoma. Together, we can achieve even the impossible.

If you are willing to visit the family and help them in person, here is their address: Gori, 60 Khashuri Str.

Every time you can help someone, just do it, and rejoice that the Lord has turned your heart toward someone else’s sorrow. That He is answering their prayers through you. That means you are chosen. May you always be blessed. And please—keep remembering those who suffer. Go visit them. That’s where you’ll discover your true worth – as a true Georgian, a great human being, just as the Lord created us to be.

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Corr: Nini