Anna Kudryavtseva is 27. She has a 2.5-year-old daughter Nastia. Anna is
from Naberezhnye Chelny, a city in Tatarstan. In December 2007, Anna was
diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia (M-4). From February to April 2008,
she was administered two rounds of chemotherapy at Hematology Science Center
in Moscow, and subsequently Anna achieved remission. In May and June of the
same year, she underwent a course of chemotherapy in Bochum in Germany. The
complete remission was confirmed.
However, in February 2009, during a test in Germany, Anna was diagnosed with
a relapse.
Since March 2009, she has been undergoing treatment at R. Gorbacheva Pediatric
Institute for Hematology and Transplantology. On June 25th she started the
third course of high-dosage chemotherapy, after which bone marrow transplantation
is scheduled to take place.
We need a lot of money for Anna's treatment, donor search and medications.
Please help us save Anyuta!
Viktor Suvorov,
Anna's father
Contact phone:
+7 (917) 285-83-45
Update as of July 15, 2009.
Anya is undergoing a course of high-dosage chemotherapy.
Bone marrow transplantation was scheduled for August 28th,
and until then, Anya may be allowed to stay at home.
She really needs Vfend (400 mg daily).
Update as of July 23, 2009.
Bone marrow transplantation was scheduled for August 26th.
Anya is now at home; she will come to the clinic prior to
the transplantation. We need to raise 2,500 euros for
delivery of transplant.
Update as of August 26, 2009.
Anna is undergoing pre-transplantation chemotherapy. The procedure is
scheduled for August 27th. Anya continues taking Vfend.
Update as of November 13, 2009.
The transplantation took place on schedule and Anya tolerated it well.
Unfortunately, she was diagnosed with a relapse. Anya will have to stay
in St. Petersburg to continue therapy. She is still taking Vfend.
Update as of January 15, 2010.
Anya will come to St. Petersburg on January 20-21 for
planned tests. She feels well.
Update as of January 24, 2010.
Anna came to Pediatric Hematology and Transplantology
Institute for examination and scheduled lymphocyte infusion.
She still needs to take Vfend.
Update as of April 15, 2010.
Anya is now at home, she's in remission, but she has a skin
and intestinal GVH reaction. On April 25 Anya is coming to
St. Petersburg for examinations and treatment course
adjustment. She still needs Vfend.
Correspondent Bank:
Deutsche Bank Trust Company Americas,
SWIFT: BKTRUS33
Beneficiary Bank:
OJSC Bank Petrovski (f. EEFC Bank Plc.)
SWIFT: PETRRU2P
Account No. 04096265
Beneficiary:
Non-Profit Organization
"AdVita Charitable Foundation",
account # 40703840712001000468
*,**
Correspondent Bank:
Deutsche Bank AG,
SWIFT: DEUTDEFF
Beneficiary Bank:
OJSC Bank Petrovski (f. EEFC Bank Plc.)
SWIFT: PETRRU2P
Account No. 100 9497918 1000
Beneficiary:
Non-Profit Organization
"AdVita Charitable Foundation",
account # 40703978312001000468
*,**
* - Please specify your name and how we can keep in touch with you.
We also need the letter from you with the following data:
your full name (name of organization), address, phone (fax), goal of donation,
date, signature (seal).
Please use on of the following applications:
in russian,
in english,
in german.
** - If money amount are transfered by the third party we kindly
ask you to show in the letter which firm would transfer the sum of
money (by our request money transfer would be performed by firm....
If you would like to transfer money through Western Union, please contact
site administrator.
If something wrong in the table below or you don't see reference on your donation, please
keep in touch with site administrator.
If you would like to help us collect money for Anna's treatment, please e-mail to the
site administrator
and write your name, or company name, payment number, time and place of money transfer.
This information will help us to account for money collection and inform you about every
donation. Please don't forget to tell us about your donation. We need to make
sure that every donation reaches its intended recipient.
