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.

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.

It’s Wednesday, and today’s hero is 3-year-old Hrach from the Armavir region. Hrach is passionate about cars, and even during his treatment at the Pediatric Cancer and Blood Disorders Centre of Armenia, he carefully lines up cars of all shapes and sizes on the bed next to him and watches them while lying in bed. Sometimes, he picks them up to play, but he always puts them back, extending his long row of cars. Hrach has a strong bond with his older sister, who kept his New Year’s gift from Santa and plans to give it to him when Hrach completes his next round of treatment and returns home. If you ask Hrach what he wishes for, his answer is always the same: a car. While his biggest dream is to recover and go home, he also dreams of having a big, blue motorcycle with large wheels that he can ride, completing his amazing collection of vehicles.

It’s Wednesday, and today hero is Arevik, a delightful 3.5-year-old from the Ararat region. With her bright smile and cheerful spirit, Arevik truly shines like the Sun.
She is the cherished little sister of a 16-year-old sister and a 12-year-old brother. While she’s in the hospital, she misses her family dearly, especially her father and uncle. She fondly recalls playing with her uncle and jumping on the bed at her grandmother’s house, and during video calls, she eagerly asks if he has come to visit her.
Arevik loves painting and crafting. She listens carefully to her doctor, Anna Avagyan, and takes great care with the medical devices connected to her. Remarkably, she has even given up her favorite jelly candies to support her treatment.
Arevik dreams of having a large rocking chair with green or red pillows to place in their backyard, where she can paint after her treatment and return home.