Maria's evolution is very favorable. Last week, on Thursday, the doctor announced that on June 17, if all is well, she will remove Maria's catheter. This is extraordinary news that fills our hearts with hope and joy.

As of this week, Maria only goes one day for tests. In recent weeks, Maria had very good tests, which allowed the doctor to reduce the treatment doses. Each positive outcome brings us one step closer to healing and a normal life for Mary.

On June 1st, we were able to enjoy together our 14th birthday, a new beginning crowned with good news and health. This day was an occasion for celebration and gratitude, a day when I saw light and hope in Mary's eyes. We thank everyone who has been with us on this journey, for their support and prayers. Every kind thought and every gesture of support gave us the strength to move forward. 🙏❤️

Save a heart Association paid today the amount of 7500 RON according to the attached payment order.

Our fight continues!

Thank!

Save a heart Association paid today the amount of 7500 RON according to the attached payment order.

Our fight continues!

Thank!

Save a heart Association paid today the amount of 7500 RON according to the attached payment order.

Our fight continues!

Thank!

Little Mary's heart was tested in a way that no child should ever have to. After a 100-day period testing every fiber of her stamina and courage, during which she experienced pain, fever and vomiting, this young warrior remained obedient and fearless. Every day was a battle, but with a heart full of hope and eyes open to the future, Mary kept fighting.

Not long after this intense period, side effects of transplantation began to appear. Skin rashes, alarming increases in transaminases and deterioration of vision have brought new challenges. The image of Mary wearing glasses to correct vision impairment becomes a new symbol of her courage, reminding us that every step back is just preparation for a giant leap forward.

Despite these hardships, Mary remains a beacon of hope and determination. His treatment, although long and demanding, is carried with the same patience and strength that he has always shown. Weekly one-day admissions for treatment become milestones in her relentless struggle for health and happiness.

We pray and hope that Mary will remain as strong as she has ever been. Every day with her is a blessing and a reminder of the incredible power of the human spirit. Mary, with her long journey ahead, teaches us all a precious lesson about the resilience of the human heart, about how hope and courage can illuminate the darkest moments.

In the face of this journey, we, as a community, are called to stand by Mary's side and her family. May our love, kind thoughts and support accompany her every step of the way, reminding her that she is not alone in this struggle. Mary, our little fighter, is an inspiration to us all, the symbol of a battle fought with grace, courage and a fearless heart.

Save a heart Association paid today the amount of 7500 RON according to the attached payment order.

Our fight continues!

Thank!

Save a heart Association paid today the amount of 7500 RON according to the attached payment order.

Our fight continues!

Thank!

Save a heart Association paid today the amount of 7500 RON according to the attached payment order.

Thank!

Our fight continues!

The "Save a heart" Association paid today the amount of 7500 RON, according to the attached payment order.

Thank you for your support!

Mary and the Power of Solidarity - Help Us Give Chances to Life!

For the past three weeks, Maria, a tireless fighter, has faced obstacles on her way to a life-changing transplant. Her heart beats strongly, but unfortunately, her brother, Cristi, who should have donated her marrow, is facing medical problems. Its platelets do not allow donation, leaving us all in uncertainty.

But where there is life, there is hope. Cristina, Maria's sister, took it upon herself to donate stem cells. She tries to fill the gap left by their brother's complicated situation. Tomorrow we will learn more about the next steps on this journey full of hope and struggle.

Save a Heart Association is with Maria and her family. We covered the costs for the treatment with the amount of 7500 RON, according to the attached payment order. But we don't stop there. We need you, your solidarity and generosity.

Every donation, no matter how small, counts. Help us continue this fight, offer hope and save hearts. Join us in this mission and show that together we are stronger!

From shadow to light, from pain to hope – this is the path we are walking together with Maria Moca, a 13-year-old girl who, with courage and dedication, faced a difficult period of 5 months in hospital. On September 29, we were happy to learn that Maria could be discharged for a few days, a well-deserved rest before the next essential stage in the healing process.

But Mary's journey doesn't end there. From October 2, she will go to the day hospital for a series of crucial tests: blood tests, punctures, biopsies, thus preparing for the transplant stage that can give her a chance at a normal life. Her brother, as a sign of solidarity and brotherly love, will be by her side, making the necessary analyzes to become her potential donor.

Today, with pride and gratitude, we announce that "Save a heart" Association contributed with the amount of 7500 RON to support Maria and her family's endeavor. This gesture was possible thanks to your generosity and trust.

Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for every donation, for every message of encouragement and for choosing to be part of this community that saves lives. Together, we are stronger, and together, we can bring light into the lives of those who need our help. 🧡

From 5.09.2023, Maria began a difficult but hopeful path, starting her consolidation chemotherapy treatment that will stretch over 10 days full of trials and fluctuating emotions.

After 4 days of chemotherapy, Maria's condition oscillates deeply, with moments when sadness and pain overshadow her vibrant spirit. Persistent back pain and fatigue in his legs make it difficult for him to move, and his lack of appetite brings him a continuous feeling of exhaustion. However, Mary keeps a flame of courage in her soul, trying to cling to the thought of better days to come.

For the first 5 days, her treatment regimen included cytostatics in tablet form and administered by infusion, a combination designed to prepare the ground for the next stage. From day 6, we switch to an easier regimen, with exclusively oral administration of cytostatics, a change that brings with it a ray of hope and a drop of relief.

After four more days in which every moment seems like an eternity, this difficult stage will end, leaving room for preparations for the big step: the transplant to come. In her tried soul, Mary gathers all her strength, hope and hope, projecting herself on the day when, at the end of October, her life will take on a new beginning.

Our thoughts and prayers are with Mary on this tumultuous journey of courage and determination as she bravely faces every obstacle and takes a determined step toward healing. With unwavering faith in the future, we wish Mary much strength and light in this difficult but saving path she has chosen.

Today, with tears in our eyes and hearts full of gratitude, we are happy to announce an incredible victory: we have collected the necessary amount for a year of treatment for our little Maria. A treatment that gives him a new chance at life, a chance to dream again, play and grow.

In the life of a hard-pressed man, every gesture counts. And even 2 euros can make the difference between hope and despair. Each of you has contributed a part of your hearts, and for that we thank you from the bottom of our hearts.

This victory belongs not only to Mary, but to all of us. It is the victory of hope over fear, of love over indifference, of faith over doubt. Maria and her family will continue to fight, but now they do so knowing that they are not alone, and that there are people who support them with love and faith.

Infinite thanks to everyone for their generosity, compassion and love. Through your actions, you have brought light into a challenging world, demonstrating that humanity and goodness are the most powerful weapons we have.

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It is a world where hope is sometimes hard to keep, but in Mary, we see a shining example of what it means to never give up. Beyond the pain and uncertainty, there is a flame of hope and a smile that says, "I will keep fighting."

We realize that, behind this struggle, there is a whole collective of people who put their shoulders and hearts to the beat. We are grateful for every donation, big or small, because these gestures turn hope into reality.

Today, with your help and with the support of Save a Heart Association, we managed to pay the amount of 7500 RON, according to the attached payment order. This amount, more than a financial value, represents love, compassion and solidarity.

Our struggle, Mary's struggle, does not end here. It continues with each new day, with each new challenge. But with you by your side, we know that together we will succeed. For Mary, for all souls who need help, and for the power of community to change lives.

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you!

Maria Moca, a 13-year-old girl, faces a challenge that no child should face: acute lymphoblastic leukemia. In the face of this struggle, the power of the community manifested itself in an incredible way. In less than 12 hours, the staggering sum of 4700 euros was collected, thanks to the generosity of over 330 people who put faith and hope in the face of adversity. This is not only a story about the struggle for life, but also about the incredible power of solidarity, hope and faith in human goodness. We extend our thanks to all the donors who turned this hope into a reality for Maria.

Our fight continues!