It’s Wednesday, and today our hero is 7-year-old Narine from the Kotayk region.

Narine is her mom’s little helper in the kitchen. Whatever they cook at home, Narine always takes part. Even at this young age, she can already prepare some dishes all by herself.Our sweet girl cooks these dishes especially for her beloved dad and invites him to taste them the moment he gets home. Narine is in 2nd grade, however while in treatment, she is temporarily not attending school. She has two favorite hobbies: reading and drawing.She also enjoys playing with dolls and gets excited every time a new doll is added to her big collection.

Our book-lover beauty dreams of having a desk where she can sit and read her favorite books with her doll.

Today, we want to tell you about our bright 2-year-old Meri from the Lori region.
Meri is the most active one in her family, according to her mother. Out of the 6 children in their household, she stands out because of her lively energy.
Meri loves music. She enjoys dancing to rhythmic songs and even singing along. After her latest chemotherapy session, when she was discharged from the hospital, she danced in her father’s car with so much joy that her happiness spread to her parents as well.
Meri is also very hospitable. She’s the first to offer coffee or tea to guests at home, and during her hospital stays, when she video-called her grandfather, the first thing she would ask was, “Grandpa, have you eaten?”
 This cheerful little girl dreams of having a white car, just like her uncle’s, so she can sit in it and drive while listening to her favorite songs.

It’s Wednesday, and today’s hero is 2-year-old Robert from Kotayk.Robert loves cars.
His favorite thing is sitting on his dad’s lap in their car and honking.
He shares a special bond with his big brother — the two are inseparable when it comes to playing with toy construction tools and cars. One of their happiest moments was getting real, small sized construction tools as a New Year gift.
While undergoing his treatment at the Pediatric Cancer and Blood Disorders Center of Armenia, the person who makes Robert smile the most is Verjinya from our psychosocial team. She’s the only one who can lift his spirits, no matter how tough the day is.
Robert doesn’t speak yet, but based on how much he loves cars, we can tell how much he would enjoy having a big toy car he can sit in and drive.

Today, we share the story of 6-year-old Andranik from the Ararat region. Andranik is a first grader, but he follows the school program at home and in the hospital due to the treatment process. Despite the circumstances, his favorite subject is mathematics, and he can easily add and subtract the numbers he’s learned so far. Whenever someone enters his room, Andranik’s first question is, “Do you know how to play checkers?” If they say yes, he eagerly invites them to join him for a game. Andranik’s little sister is still under one year old, so he mainly stays with his grandmother in the hospital. He always makes video calls to his family at home to connect with his father, mother, brother, and sister. Our Andranik is also deeply patriotic. He dreams of owning a two-seat car decorated with the colors of the Armenian flag, or at least one of them. Andranik wants to have this car, so that once he recovers he can pick up his little brother from kindergarten and bring him home.