“Auntie, are you a doctor? Did you come to save Mommy?” – these were the words a three-year-old girl said to the Fund’s reporter. In her trembling voice, you could hear how fast her tiny heart was beating…

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This is Masho – a little girl who lost her childhood far too early because of her mother’s illness and unbearable poverty. For a long time, they hid from her how sick her beloved mother was. But one day, the little girl saw it herself – how her mother, unable to bear the pain, began banging her head against the wall… Since that day, no one has seen a smile on this angel’s face.

This is Masho’s mother – Tamara, 30 years old. She’s raising two little daughters on her own.

Tamara was only 27 when her health began to fail. But the poor woman couldn’t afford medicine. Do you know why? She had to choose either to spend the money on heating so her newborn Masho and six-year-old Nata wouldn’t freeze in winter, or on her own treatment and survival.

You can guess which choice this heroic mother made. And soon after, her condition worsened drastically – she was on the brink of death. Then came stomach surgery… and it proved fatal.
Tamara – a humble, God-fearing woman – never wanted to speak of a doctor’s mistake, but the truth was clear.

After the surgery, life in the Buleishvili home turned into a nightmare. Tamara’s stomach was so damaged that even drinking water causes her pain. Food is out of the question – she can only eat porridge and liquid meals.

Tamara (30-year-old): “It’s been three years since I’ve eaten normally. If I eat even a tiny piece of solid food, it feels as if my stomach is burning in acid. I can’t describe the pain I live with. Even strong painkillers don’t help anymore…”

Friends, the worst part is – Tamara now can’t even take a sip of water without agony. She urgently needs another surgery. Otherwise, her two little girls will become orphans.

Sometimes, the three-year-old sits outside, watching passers-by, hoping to spot a doctor. She remembers that the doctors at the hospital wore white and blue coats. So every time she sees someone dressed in those colors, her eyes light up with hope… But then – disappointment again.

At the street corner – no doctor, no hope.

The state is ready to cover a part of the surgery cost. Now Tamara still needs 7,300 lari to survive. Can it be that a young mother’s life is worth less than that? Will we really let two little girls become orphans because of 7,300 lari? Must their grandmother become a mother who has lost her own child – just because the family has no money?

And now, let me introduce you to another kind but endlessly unfortunate girl – 12-year-old Barbara, who lives in this family and is almost Tamara’s third child. In fact, Barbara is her niece. The girl’s brain is severely damaged. She can’t walk, can’t talk, and can’t eat without help. She was born this way… For various reasons, her parents couldn’t care for her, so Tamara and her mother took her under their care. Before her illness, Tamara would take Barbara for walks, play with her, feed her, and care for her. Now she can’t even look after her own children, let alone Barbara.

The Buleishvili family lives in poverty so extreme that words hardly describe it. Their home is literally falling apart over the heads of three small children. Though “home” is too generous a word for it.

Here, poverty seems to “feed” illness every day, helping it sink its roots deeper.

With each passing day, the life of this 30-year-old single mother becomes more unbearable. The only path out of this hell is surgery.

God-loving people, remember: the life of a 30-year-old mother depends on just 7,300 lari.

It’s truly not a sum that should make anyone hesitate.
And it doesn’t take much to save little Masho – just three years old – from becoming an orphan. All it takes is a kind heart and love for God, so that this brave mother can return to life.

Tamara: “I’m so embarrassed to ask strangers for help. If I didn’t have children to raise, I’d probably just accept it and quietly wait for death. But now, when I see that my two little daughters and my sick 12-year-old Barbara depend only on me – how could I give up and leave them?”

Qualified doctors are ready to take Tamara in for surgery. Remember: today, the life of a brave, lonely mother depends on 7,300 lari. Sadly, there’s no more time left…

If you are willing to visit the family and help them in person, here is their address: Tbilisi, 18 Senaki Str. 

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BIBLE

“Whoever is kind to the poor lends to the LORD, and he will reward them for what they have done.” (Proverbs 19:17).

Friend, as soon as you feel responsible for another person and his pain, at that very moment you will become a different person – a person close to God!

If you know someone who is in a very difficult situation – poor or sick, be sure to let us know!

Fill out the form on the website – link, call +995322193321 or write to us by email [email protected]

The Lord will certainly thank you for this act! After all, our help is absolutely real and so close to any sufferer!

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Corr: Nini