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News6.04.2008 |We regret to tell that, on April 4, Georgi Vinnikov died at home. The child had a tumor recurrence. 3.09.2007 Georgi is at the hospital department with his mother. Tomorrow, Georgi will undergo marrow autotransplantation. 20.08.2007 Georgi Vinnikov returned from Munich this week. He was operated by Prof. von Schweinitz. Parents of our other children operated by this surgeon (Ruslan Fidarov, Masha Tseberyaboi, and Dima Zyukov) say that this doctor has magical hands. The professor is satisfied with the result of the surgery: the tumor has been removed almost completely. He also liked the patient's condition on admission to his clinic, in spite of the grave diagnosis: he thinks that the treatment in Moscow was quite adequate and very accurate. Now the child is receiving his treatment at our hospital again. He will undergo radiation therapy and marrow autotransplantation. The boy turned seven on August 17. Congratulations and best wishes! 3.08.2007 The surgery took place recently. An anonymous sponsor gave the money for the treatment to Georgi's mother. However, we don't yet know the exact required sum, and so the fundraising will be continued for the time being. 23.07.2007 On July 22, Georgi and his mother left for Munich. The required sum has been raised only partially, but surgery is required urgently, and so the administration of the German clinic has agreed to admit the boy immediately. We are continuing the fundraising and waiting for the news. They have helped
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We were a very happy family. Just as the old saying advises, we gave
birth to sons, built our own house, and planted a garden. But our
wonderful world was shattered three days before the New Year celebrations:
our youngest and merriest child was diagnosed with neuroblastoma, stage 4,
with 70% lesion of the bone marrow. Yesterday our boy ran about and
played, and today we hear that his condition is hopeless and only hospice
care is possible...Perhaps it was our guardian angel that directed us to the Russian Children's Clinical Hospital, where we were seen by doctor Litvinov and his wonderful team. We have spent half a year here. We struggle, hope, and sometimes even smile. Surgery in Germany will give a chance for survival to our son, and we will have a chance to see his beaming smile for months and years to come. We are asking all kind and compassionate people to help us. We must struggle and win.
Lyudmila and Andrei Vinnikovs The doctor's commentDear friends! Head of the Department of Oncohematology-16
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