Yulia is an angel now… Hospitals in Ukraine and leading hospitals around the world declined to treat her. Hospitals in Israel also refused, but one doctor decided to try to save her. Although the first chemotherapy was very difficult, her mother decided to keep going with treatment. Yulia went into remission, and a medical team decided she urgently needed a bone marrow transplant. Under the rules of all Israeli hospitals, this requires 100% advance payment. In 5 days, we raised a large amount, and the transplant took place on time. We transferred 150,000 shekels to Hadassah. The remaining funds were shared among children waiting for help: 1. Alexandra Nikolaeva: 50,000 shekels transferred to Hadassah. 2. Leyla Mukhtarova: 5,978 shekels transferred to Hadassah. 3. Alexandra Shevchuk: 370 shekels for medicines. 4. Kristina Golubeva: 470 shekels for medicines. 5. Bekka Seradze: 37,234 shekels transferred to Sheba Tel HaShomer. A few months later, the disease returned and attacked Yulia aggressively. She wanted to live and fought with all her strength. She understood how much treatment cost and helped her mother raise funds. We all called her “Little Bead”. Every day, she began her livestreams with: “Hello, everyone! It’s your Little Bead here!”