"Your child has passed away,"—the chilling call from the hospital, followed by the miraculous revival of the little girl. A sign from God to humanity!  Easter! Today, God watches—will we save the child?! Now, her life hinges solely on us and the strength of our faith!

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 One year ago, a girl with huge eyes as blue as the sea came into this world, her eyes sparkling with kindness! Evil forces couldn't bear the birth of an angel and decided that the girl must endure a slow and agonizing death: hydrocephalus, shock, heart failure, epilepsy, and severe brain damage afflict the child! 

Nutsa is fighting for her life! But without our support, the child's death is inevitable.

Nutsa was born perfectly healthy, and it continued for the first month. Her mother was always by her side, cherishing her little beauty! And today she is sure that doctors dropped her in the hospital after her birth. But even in such a difficult situation, the young mother maintains her humanity and blames no one. She wants just to keep Nutsa alive, just to make her feel better! So that she wasn’t in pain.

Two-month-old Nutsa

Nutsa had a clot and three cranial bones removed from her head.

Poor Nutsa retained only 20 percent of her brain after the complex surgery.  And now only surgery in Turkey will save her from death and give her a chance to recover! The operation costs $10,500. All the documents are ready. But the family has already sold everything after the first surgery. Even the house where their family life began so happily. Now they all live in the house of their kind relative, God bless him!

When Nutsa's stopped heart began to beat again, despite the doctors' assurances of her death, her mother Tina firmly believed it to be a blessing from God and thanked God for the miracle!  Now she has no doubt that God will help her with the surgery in Turkey.  And we won't leave her and her little ones alone in their trouble! 

Thank God that Tina, Nutsa's mom, has another daughter who is growing up healthy, and she is as beautiful and kind as her mom! Look at how tenderly she holds her little sister's hand and dreams of playing with her when she returns from Turkey! It's a pity they don't have dolls. But they do have such a kind Teddy bear!  And you can feed him, treat him, and put him to sleep too.

We struggled to calm Tina during her recount of the great sorrow that befell her baby! Perhaps this was the first day we saw her wipe away tears in our presence, feeling embarrassed. When we first arrived and quietly opened the door, she was inconsolably weeping over her child's crib! She cried so plaintively that tears welled up in our eyes too! Nutsa's mother is only 24 years old! So young, yet she has already tasted so much sorrow!

Should those kind eyes, blue like the sea, close forever? 

Ask yourselves this question, friends! During the Great Easter, this is the best thing we can ask God and act in a godly manner!  Because we're all one family - Georgia! This child is ours too! And it's precisely this sentiment that echoes across the citizens of any small European nation, rallying to aid each other in times of distress.

This is also a sign from God that we, humans, are not alone in the struggle against evil forces. No language in the world has an appropriate word to accurately describe the state of mothers who look at their dying child and cannot help them. 

'Nutsa is fighting death, my tiny girl still refuses to give up. Her little heart doesn't want to stop beating. Nutsa has already undergone two extremely complex surgeries.  We sold our house then and now live with a relative. Now, when our child's life depends on a third operation, our family has nothing left to sell. The surgery in Turkey requires $10,500. Should my daughter really die because of lack of money? She fought so hard to survive! The Lord sent her into this world once when she was born, and a second time when He performed a miracle and essentially brought a dead child back to life. This is truly the Lord's miracle!' 

Perhaps this is how God reminds us once again that He is watching over us. The distressed mother appeals to the Fund: 'I beg you, tell people Nutsa's story. I am sure that with the support of kind people, another miracle will happen, and Nutsa will be born again for the third time.'"

"Nutsa after the first operation. The child is still fighting for her life to this day."

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If you are willing to visit the family and help them in person, here is their address: Khelvachauri Municipality, village Tsinsvla.

Our Fund’s accounts are:

- In Bank of Georgia GE64BG0000000470458000

– In TBC Bank GE15TB7194336080100003

– In Liberty Bank GE42LB0115113036665000

(Purpose: The Abashidze family).