Biyke can only be cured in Moscow

The full name of this black-eyed girl is Kadyrakun kyzy Nazbiyke, her mother calls her simply Biyke. The girl has almost constant pain in her lower back, arms and legs. Despite the pain and the prohibition of doctors, Biike loves to dance and often dances in hospitals, where...

The full name of this black-eyed girl is Kadyrakun kyzy Nazbiyke, her mother calls her simply Biyke. The girl has almost constant pain in her lower back, arms and legs. Despite the pain and the prohibition of doctors, Biike loves to dance and often dances in hospitals, where he spends most of his time.

The baby has tubulopathy - a severe kidney disease, due to which toxins are not removed from the body, and stones form in the kidneys. Biyka is now eight years old, she has been ill since she was four. In Bishkek, the girl was operated on several times, but soon after the operation, the stones formed again. Kyrgyz doctors admitted their impotence and explained to Biyka's mother that they could not cure her daughter. In tears, the mother took the girl to Moscow.

Specialists from the Research Institute of Urology and the Scientific Center for Children's Health of the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences undertake to cure Biyke. But in Russia she is a foreigner, which means that all treatment is paid for her. The Biike family has already paid 85 thousand rubles for the procedure of crushing stones in the left kidney. Now the same thing and for the same amount should be done with the right kidney, and then a full examination to understand why the stones form again and again. Biyke's parents have to pay about 150,000 rubles for the operation and examination.

The girl's mother does not work, her father (a taxi driver in Bishkek) and sister (a seller in the Moscow market) cannot even earn such a sum together, so Biyka's treatment stopped. As a rule, our benefactors prefer to help Russian children, while visitors, especially from Asia, are treated with less kindness. But after all, Biyke is not to blame for the fact that she is sick, and that doctors in her homeland cannot cure her.

We kindly ask you to help a little foreign girl named Biyke recover. Thank you!

Gift of Life Foundation

How to help?

You can contact sister Biyke Nargiza at tel. 8 495 825-22-68.

Or transfer money to the savings book of Biyke's mother:
Moscow Bank of the Security Council of the Russian Federation OJSC Moscow
VSP 9038/01673
TIN 7707083893
BIC 044525225
c/c 30101810400000000225
at the OPERA of the Moscow State Technical University of the Bank of Russia
l/s 42607.810.9.3804.5515214
Recipient: Kerimbayeva Gulzhamal.