Type-1 Diabetes is everywhere.
That includes Ukraine where thousands of diabetic’s are struggling to obtain
insulin and other live-saving medical supplies.
That’s a big issue.
Approximately 130,000 people with Type 1 diabetes in Ukraine now face inconsistent access to insulin, supplies, medical professionals and diabetic care. Many of the estimated 15 to 20,000 children with Type 1 and their families are fleeing westward to the borders in hopes of escaping into other countries as refugees. They need our help!
How you can help!
Purchase a Hoodie Designed by 13 yr old Noah, a Type 1 Diabetic, to Support Ukraine Today!
All profit (100%) from sales of the sweatshirt will go directly to clinicians on the frontlines, providing support to Ukrainian children, including those with Type 1 diabetes. We are working with a personal friend who is a Polish emergency room physician, Dr. Kasia Hampton, already on the ground in the Ukraine. She has been mobilizing pediatric equipment and medications into Kyiv, and we will work through her to help fund critical medical missions within Ukraine, with a focus on Type 1 diabetic children in need. Please see more information about Dr. Hampton below.
The symbols means “I Am Greater than my Highs and Lows”!
The NICU, moved to a basement at a Kyiv hospital. (3.2.22)
Hospitalized children huddling together to escape the bombing. (3.2.22)
Photo taken in a Kyiv Children's Hospital. (3.2.22)
A make-shift heme-onc ward in Kyiv. (3.2.22)