Help Leyla fight breast cancer

In the first photo are my younger sister, Leyla, and her son, Azat. Recently Leyla was diagnosed with breast cancer, and any support will improve her chances of winning it.

Leyla is a kind and giving person. In addition to being an excellent wife and a fantastic mom, she has always been an exemplary daughter. She has taken care our dad, who has been sick for the last ten years.

Leyla has always been a fighter. When she was eleven years old, she broke her leg in a car accident. She missed her studies for half of the school year. Nonetheless, she did not only graduate on time, but also did so with excellent grades.

Leyla is a fun person who enjoys simple things in life. She likes hiking, knitting and baking sweets. She loves drinking tea or coffee.

As fate has it, she was diagnosed with breast cancer in the happiest period of her young life. Two years ago, she married her current husband Ahmed (he is in the second photo), with whom she had been in a long-distance relationship for several years. Less than a year ago, she gave birth to a handsome, healthy and hyperactive son, Azat. In May 2024, she was diagnosed with cancer.

Her doctor plans to treat her first with Chemotherapy and, later possibly, remove the tumor surgically. We thought her chances would be much better if she is treated in Germany, rather than in her home country in central asia. Unfortunately – but not surprisingly – the cost of treatment is very high. We think that in addition to our funds, 40,000.00 Euros should be enough. Although this is not a small sum, every penny will make a difference.

Leyla is not losing hope. On the contrary, she remains positive and deeply believes she can beat the cancer. For instance, since her diagnosis, she has hiked more frequently and has started meditating and running in the mornings. She plans to live a long, healthy and happy life.

Please support Leyla in her fight. Note that your support is not only a financial help, but also - and more importantly - a moral support. Knowing that there are kindhearted people out there who believe in her will give her immense strength.

As Leyla does not have, and cannot have by local regulations, a bank account in Germany, your donations will be transferred to me. All donations will be used to pay for the treatment and analysis. I will share all the payment requests by the hospital and, later, invoices.

Leyla’s family, our parents and I thank you all for all your help.