Kids Can't Fight Cancer Alone

In Armenia, 70-75% of children with cancer fully recover. According to the World Health Organization, in low- and middle-income countries, this number is 30%.

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It’s Wednesday, which means it’s time to introduce you to another brave hero.

Meet 15-year-old Anna from Artsakh. Anna adores handmade jewelry and dreams of owning a piece from her favorite brand—Sirusho-”PreGomesh” . Her love for the brand is closely tied to one name that inspires her: Sirusho

Like many girls, she’s passionate about jewelry and even creates her own using tiny beads. She’s so talented that she also makes beautiful beaded handbags and gifts them to her friends.

Anna is an avid reader, especially drawn to detective stories. She’s a big fan of Agatha me Christie and plans to dive into books by Ruben Yesayan while recovering at the Pediatric Cancer and Blood Disorders Center of Armenia . Her most recent read was “A Killer’s Mind” by Mike Omer.

She also enjoys watching Korean dramas and dreams of traveling once she’s fully recovered.

It’s Wednesday, and today we’re sharing the story of 13-year-old Hovhannes from the Shirak region.

Hovhannes is fascinated by space. There isn’t a single day he doesn’t read space news, even during his treatment at the Pediatric Cancer and Blood Disorders Center of Armenia.

His mom is always amazed by how much he knows. One day, while looking out the hospital room window and watching birds fly, Hovhannes told her that the Earth’s magnetic field must be weaker, because birds use it to find their way, and these birds were flying in a strange way.

Hovhannes is very friendly and really misses his football team, where he used to train before getting sick.

He also loves music and dreams of learning to play the guitar one day.

Hovhannes’ big wish is to have a good telescope so he can look at the stars from the window of their home in Gyumri.

It’s Wednesday, and today’s hero is 11-year-old Tamara from the Lori region.
 Tamara has a passion for travel, particularly enjoying trips to Armenia’s forests, with special memories of visiting the renowned Dendropark in Stepanavan with her parents to breathe in the fresh air.
She dreams of becoming a flight attendant and spends her free time following flight attendant bloggers.
However, Tamara’s biggest wish isn’t about flying—more than anything, she longs for a little brother or sister. When she’s in the hospital, she misses her dad the most.
Tamara is a gentle and quiet girl, but at the Pediatric Cancer and Blood Disorders Center of Armenia , she has made true friends—Anna, Milena, Arthur, and Silvi.
Her dream is to spend time in the forest with her family after finishing treatment. To make that dream come true, she hopes to have a big tent, her perfect companion for all her future adventures.

It’s Wednesday, and today’s hero is 15-year-old Ruben from the Ararat region.

Ruben is very modest and quiet, but once you start talking about sports, he lights up and becomes fully engaged. Since the age of 6, Ruben, together with his father, has attended various martial arts classes and has fallen in love with sports.

His passion for sport is clearly seen from the dozens of certificates and medals he has received from different competitions.

Ruben can’t wait to finish his treatment and return to the world of sports. He dreams of having a home workout machine to help him on the path to fulfilling his big dream.

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