The son was diagnosed with the disease when he was ten months old. Nazar then became sleepy and lethargic, ate poorly, constantly asked to drink. The doctors first decided that he had pneumonia. Only when the son was admitted to the intensive care unit did tests show high blood sugar, and Nazar was diagnosed with diabetes. Since then, I have given my son up to eight injections of insulin a day. Tissue atrophy has already begun at the injection site. But it was not possible to cope with the jumps in sugar. The situation changed after Nazaru installed an insulin pump earlier this year with the help of Ufond readers. The son is now feeling well, he has become active and cheerful. But consumables run out, without them the pump does not work, new ones are needed. And I can’t afford to pay for them, I’m raising a son alone, we live on my small salary and Nazar’s disability pension. Help us, please! Tatiana Bragovskaya, Donetsk region.