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These damn diseases have chosen my children!

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March 25, 2022
"Don't be afraid, mommy, everything will be fine." – “Don't be afraid, my little girl…” – the mother, exhausted by anxiety, comforts her daughter. Eight-year-old Khatuna has not yet taken her first steps and has not made her parents happy with her first words. There are so many unspoken feelings in her heart, so many steps not taken, non-made friends, non-happening stories, and so many other things that would make her life more joyful. The mother's heart can't take it anymore. The start of Khato's story should begin with the operation, and everything that happened before it will remain as a bad dream.
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These damn diseases have chosen my children!

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 "Her warmth gives me a will to live.

"Don't be afraid, mommy, everything will be fine." – “Don't be afraid, my little girl…” – the mother, exhausted by anxiety, comforts her daughter. Eight-year-old Khatuna has not yet taken her first steps and has not made her parents happy with her first words. There are so many unspoken feelings in her heart, so many steps not taken, non-made friends, non-happening stories, and so many other things that would make her life more joyful. The mother's heart can't take it anymore. The start of Khato's story should begin with the operation, and everything that happened before it will remain as a bad dream.

Pain was added to pain, tears were added to tears. The nights passed one after another, but nothing changed, except that the parents became less and less strong, and got older. They think little of themselves. They need to bring up four children.

Mother of children says: “When I first asked for help, evil people told me such terrible things that I could only cry all night long.” After that, she refrained from asking for help for a long time. She hid sadness and grief in her heart. But things got even worse, and now our help is their only hope. We must prove to them that everything is possible when we are together, we must bring them back their lost faith in people.

«I believe that my Merab understands a lot»

- Zinaida, you have four children, and two of them are seriously ill. What diagnoses do your children have? Tell our friends everything.

Zinaida: I'll start with the diagnosis of Merab. He was born with cerebral ischemia, which caused developmental problems. He often has convulsions. He has been taking medication since birth and now his condition is stable. But cerebral ischemia is a complex disease. There is a very high risk of stroke, boy needs attention and frequent checks.

As for Khato, her situation is particularly difficult. Khato has cerebral palsy, microcephaly, and epilepsy. She can neither move nor speak. Her condition is very serious. She needs round the clock supervision and care. She is wearing diapers, and it is problematic for her to take food. We are in a difficult situation. I also have health problems and it is very difficult for me to take care of children. I have nodular goiter. What can I say? I do not want to talk a lot about my sores. How can it be compared with the state of health of my children? I don't know why these damn diseases have chosen my kids. Why? (Worries that she needs to tell us.)

“Khatuna has a special medication regimen. We have to wake up in the middle of the night to keep it.”

  - Does anybody help you with taking care of your children?

Zinaida: My husband Merab helps me. But mostly I am with Khato, however, I cannot lift her, and Merab helps me. He bathes her, and changes her clothes, and does everything that is necessary. When she has a seizure, I also get sick and start panicking. Merab has to save both of us. Her seizures are so strong... She is shaking all over - it's scary. Seizures can happen at any second, even while she’s sleeping. If you do not help her in time, she may fall into a coma.  You can't be distracted even for a second.

- So, the father of the family is also pretty busy around the house... Does no one of you work? How do you live?

Zinaida: No one is working now. Would I have stayed at home? But what can you do? My hands and feet are tied. I won't be able to work. My husband is now also unemployed. Maybe there will be at least some work for him after so many people read the post? I hope so. We do not get social allowance. Our only income is Khato's pension of 250 GEL, and she needs this money for diapers and medications. Only one consultation with a doctor for Khato costs 160 GEL. You also need to pay for food, utilities - you need a lot of things. Imagine, I have four children, and each of them needs attention.

Khato's pension is completely spent on her diapers and medications.

- Do you relatives or friends help you?

Zinaida: Nobody helps us. Only my mother - she works as a cleaner at the school. She needs help at her age. I have no friends left. You know…  Nobody needs you when you have nothing.

- It's scary to think about that. With complete lack of money, you may need the help of doctors at any time. Is there such a need right now?

Zinaida: In the case of Merab, there is no need for surgery. He only needs treatment. We take him to the doctor, and they do brain exercises. Sometimes he does everything so right and good that I even forget about his illness. Such moments are rare, but they make me very happy. He looks like a normal boy, but...

Khato’s situation is completely different. (Sighs.) Doctors say her disease is progressing. Medications help temporarily. Khato needs a surgery. But the price for it is unimaginable for us! There is nothing more urgent. We have a roof over our heads. We can do without everything else, just to help our daughter. Our entire family is of the same opinion. Help our girl!

It's very hard for me to see her in this state. (Wipes away tears.) In my dreams, she always stands firmly on her feet and talks. But in reality, it is impossible for her. I have only one dream left, and I will do everything for the sake of my daughter. The only thing I want is to put my girl on her feet, and also for her to speak. Nothing more... I pray for nothing more, Lord. This is my greatest wish.

- Merab, what about you? Are you worried about Khato?

Merab: I'm good, uncle, but Khato is bad. Khato and mom are sick, they need medications and a doctor. I feel sorry for Khato.

- Are you ready to endure without food, to give up everything to help your little sister?”

(Merab looks at me, then nods his head.)

Merab: Khato is very sick.

-You are a very kind and warm boy. Nino, what would you add to your mom's words?

Nino (17-year-old): Just look at Khato, what a beautiful child she is! Look, how much kindness is there in her eyes. Sometimes I feel like she's talking to me with her eyes. She asks me to caress her and play with her. And I can never refuse her. I often think about her future. I don't want for my sister to spend her whole life in a wheelchair. It is very sad. I want her to have a childhood, like others, and I think that the surgery will help her.

Roin (5 years old):I will give Khato my toy and kiss her.

- What a good boy!

Roin: I want her to talk to me, but she keeps silence. And I want her to play tag with me. But she is weak. She needs help.

- How do you help her?

Roin: I bring her a comb - my mother combs her hair. Or I bring a diaper, or a spoon.

Roin: “I can play with a fly swatter. I gave my sister a toy.”

Efforts of any nature tire Khato. But toys make her happy, like any other child

– I am struck by the unanimity reigning in your family. I am sure that the friends of the Fund will also take to heart the suffering of a beautiful sick baby, as well as your worries for the children. I believe that everything will be fine. Zinaida, please address our readers.

Zinaida: I have always believed in goodness and in the fact that complete strangers can support me in the most difficult moment of my life. I thank everyone who will at least take our story to heart. I am sure that the Lord will reward all of you tenfold.


This fragile little girl is supported by the love of her family. Now there will be much more love! Let's use all our strength to help Khato!

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The Banetishvili family is in a difficult situation. Sickness and sorrow reign in this large family. We have no moral right not to help these people.

Medications and diapers are an urgent daily necessity for the Banetishvili family. They are also in dire need of food.

Their cherished desire is to put little Khato on her feet, to teach her how to speak. And I believe that the friends of the Chernovetskyi Fund will contribute to make this dream come true.

You can visit this family in person at: Tbilisi, Lilo settlement, second microdistrict, building 4, apartment 113.

Please repost our story. Let your friends know about the grief of this family! It’s extremely important!

God gives us chances to care about people who are unable to take care of themselves. Do not pass by someone else's trouble! Those poor people are sent to us by heaven so that we could prove not by words, but in deeds that we trust in God!

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

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#GE64BG0000000470458000 

(purpose: The Banetishvili family).

You can also transfer money from our website.

It is also possible to transfer money from TBCpay and ExpressPay terminals. Find our Fund under "Charity" section (You can read more about rights and responsibilities of the Fund following the link https://goo.gl/GY2Gus).

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!

We have good news for you - now you can read the stories of our beneficiaries on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/chernovetskyi.fund/ and Telegram: https://t.me/ChernovetskyiFund.

Even if you dial once this special number, it might save someone's life: 0901 200 270! God bless you!


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