SERBIA PROVIDED ANĐELA WITH THE NECESSARY MEDICATION: Her Mother Tells Alo!: 'Thanks to Vučić, Our Children Have a Chance at Life'
Anđela started therapy a few months ago after Serbia imported the medication she needed.
TL;DR
- Anđela, diagnosed with a rare metabolic disorder that caused vision loss, is now receiving a crucial medication imported to Serbia.
- Her mother, Milijana Petrović, credits President Vučić for providing a chance at life for children with rare diseases.
- The family's struggle began with unexplained high fevers and was eventually diagnosed as a metabolic disorder affecting Anđela's eyesight.
- After extensive efforts, including consultations in Germany and France, a treatment was identified, and the medication was approved and administered in Serbia.
- Petrović highlights the significant increase in children receiving treatment abroad under the current government compared to the past.
- She emphasizes that state mechanisms like the Fund for Treatment of Children with Rare Diseases, established under President Vučić, are more reliable than SMS donations.