Today, our hero is Tatev, a 4-year-old from the Lori region. One encounter with her and you will never forget her. She will come and hug you tightly, asking different questions, even without knowing you.
This sociable and charming young girl easily befriends nearly every child receiving treatment at the Pediatric Cancer and Blood Disorders Center of Armenia.
Her outgoing nature is rooted in her large family, eagerly awaiting the arrival of their fourth child. Tatev is saddened by the possibility that her mother may not be able to accompany her to the hospital due to caring for the newborn. Yet, she remains resolute, offering encouragement to all by saying, “I’ll get better, and then I’ll be back.”
While undergoing treatment at the hospital, Tatev eagerly waits for her father’s visits, as when he comes, it means she is going home.
Tatev’s dream is to have a spacious pink bed where her mother can read her fairytales before she drifts off into sweet dreams.

Today our hero is 10-year-old Sofya from Gegharkunik region. Sofya used to live with her family in Russia, Vladikavkaz, until she fell ill. Promptly, her parents decided that Sofya should undergo all her medical tests in her home country, and returned to Armenia on the very same day.

Nowadays Sofya speaks and understands Armenian very well, as opposed to the first days of moving back. Our girls՛ favorite activities are dancing and drawing, and especially she loves drawing nature.

Sofya approaches her treatment journey with remarkable composure. When faced with the necessity of medical procedures or medication, she promptly consents, stating, “If it’s necessary, then I’m prepared to do it.”

As recounted by her mother, Sofya’s serenity has a soothing influence on the entire family. Even the decision to cut her cherished long hair was taken very calmly by Sofya. Despite the fact that she greatly enjoyed her long hair, she willingly agreed to have it cut when told that it was needed for the period of treatment.

Our beautiful Sofya dreams of having a lavender-colored, light purple bicycle. After completing the treatment, she envisions riding her bike in the nature.

Please meet our 2-years-old Magdalina from Yerevan. Magdalina possesses a remarkable sense of tranquility that beautifully mirrors her journey through treatment. Initially, after receiving her diagnosis, Magdalina was hesitant about undergoing medical procedures and even reluctant to enter the hospital. However, as time passed and she grew more certain that she was in safe hands at the Pediatric Cancer and Blood Disorders Centre of Armenia, she now readily cooperates during lab tests and interventions.
Her ability to undergo these medical procedures without shedding tears is a testament to her strength. At home, Magdalina enjoys spending time with her four-year-old sister, and what’s truly remarkable is that they hardly ever argue.
Magdalina’s true passion lies in water. She adores swimming and can happily spend hours in the water without growing bored. Additionally, she has a love for drawing and solving puzzles.
A significant moment in her life was when she spotted a magnificent giant red car in the hospital’s corridor, a gift for another child. Since that moment, she set her heart on having a similar car, but in her favorite color, pink.