Every parent's worst nightmare became reality for Riki's family when doctors diagnosed their happy seven-year-old daughter with leukemia.
What started as a normal day turned into months of hospital visits, exhausted savings, and watching their little girl fight for her life while her parents face an impossible choice.
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Riki knows something her parents wish she didn't have to understand. She knows she's very sick, and she knows her mommy and daddy are scared. But with the pure faith of a child, she believes they'll find a way to make her better.
"I want to get better so I can play with Moishi and baby Motti again", Riki told her parents last week.
Her parents have already spent everything they had on medical treatments. Dad lost his job to stay by Riki's side during endless hospital days. Mom splits her time between caring for Riki and trying to manage baby Motti and young Moishi at home. Their world has shrunk to hospital rooms and sleepless nights.
Then came a glimmer of hope that broke their hearts all over again.
Doctors discovered a breakthrough treatment available at a specialized children's hospital in America. Riki is a perfect candidate for this life-saving procedure. But the cost of travel, treatment, and extended stay in the United States is far beyond what this devastated family can manage.
"We would do anything to save our daughter", her father said through tears. "But we've already given everything we have."
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Time is running out for little Riki. While her parents search desperately for solutions, she continues to weaken. Every day that passes without this treatment reduces her chances of recovery.
This is where you come in.
You have the power to be the miracle this family desperately needs. Your contribution - whether large or small - brings Riki one step closer to the treatment that could save her life and give her the childhood she deserves.
Imagine Riki healthy again, playing with her brothers, laughing with her parents, and living the full life every seven-year-old should have.
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