Young Transplant Patients Celebrate Survival In War-Ravaged Ukraine
Children, parents, and doctors recently gathered in Kyiv for a special event called the Breakfast of Gratitude. This occasion provided a heartfelt opportunity to celebrate the recovery of young patients who have undergone organ transplants.
For many of these children, survival has been a challenging journey. They have not only faced serious illness and complex surgeries but have also endured the hardships of conflict. Last year’s Russian assault on the Okhmatdyt children’s hospital is a stark reminder of the dangers they have overcome.
The event highlighted the resilience and strength of these young patients, as well as the dedication of their families and medical teams. It was a powerful celebration of hope, recovery, and gratitude amidst adversity.
https://www.rferl.org/a/ukraine-children-organ-transplants/33566125.html
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