I voted and asked for help...

Rush Hour journalists met with Lyudmila Kiverina, who on December 4 dropped a letter asking for help into the ballot box along with her ballot.

“I have to live for two people. I’m asking for specific help, not pills. I’ve already taken so many of them that I already have more pills in my stomach than there are pills in the pharmacy. My leg hurts a lot. The surgeon was here today, I told him that I have such pain there that it’s as if the bone wants to come out. I can step on one leg, but I can’t step on the other. My spine is completely herniated. I can become paralyzed at any moment - that’s why I ask them. concrete help,” said Lyudmila Kiverina.

According to Lyudmila Alekseevna, after the letter was published on the website of the TV2 news agency, the head of the city health department called her and promised to help with treatment . Also, if necessary, they will help place the spouse in a hospice during her treatment.

See today's Rush Hour for details.