Invoice from Stefan Morsch Stiftung
Disablement Reference
Hematologists Conclusion about Transplant Necessity

Update as of April 5, 2006.
We are very grateful to the personnel of Primorsky district school No. 48.

Update as of April 6, 2006.
Yulia hemoglobin counts decreased again. She is feeling weak, cries a lot and refuses to eat. She was taken to the Children's hospital No.1 for blood transfusion.

Update as of April 8, 2006.
The transfusion was successful and Yulia is discharged home. We are actively looking for the sponsors, but so far we have not had any results.

Update as of April 26, 2006. Yulia was hospitalized at Children's Hospital No.1 for blood transfusion (her hemoglobin counts dropped).
We are still hoping to find sponsors.
Urushev family

Update as of May 6, 2006. After the blood transfusion, Yulia was discharged from the Children's hospital No.1 and allowed to go home. We would like to thank Elena Figurina, Dreamland, Nadezhda Kiseleva and Valentin Bogun for their support!
Urushev family

Update as of May 17, 2006. We would like to thank the employees of State Lermontov Museum and Reserve in Tarhany for their help!
Urushev family

Update as of May 24, 2006. We are sincerely grateful to everyone who is helping us! We would like to thank Dreamland and an anonymous donor who sent us $200.
Urushev family

Update as of May 30, 2006. We would like to thank Vladimir Lipavsky, Galina Kamskaya, Viktoria Kuznechenkova for their help!
Urushev family

Update as of May 31, 2006. Our girl's hemoglobin's counts are down again, and she is getting ready for another transfusion.
We are very grateful to N. N. Mankova, T.V. Loktionova and T. Panova for their much-needed support.
Urushev family

Update as of June 4, 2006. We are very grateful to Galina Ivanova and E.V. Vishnyakova for their help.
We would also like to thank Elena Figurina for her continuing financial support. Our heartfelt gratitude goes to Inessa Pavlovna for her responsiveness, good wishes and help. We are especially grateful to Svetlana Yrmak who organized collection of donations for Yulia among her friends.
We were also helped by Marina Evdokimova, Tatiana Sadovina, Ekaterina Dorkina from Uralsib and Erdem Kurumsak.
Thank you all very much! God bless you!
Urushev family

Update as of June 5, 2006. We are so fortunate to be helped by many good people who are willing to come to a sick child's rescue.
We would like to thank Tatiana Schukina, Yulia Glyzina and E.A. Veselov.
Urushev family

Update as of June 8, 2006. Yulia had another blood transfusion. She also had a consultation at the BMT clinic and a decision was made to start the search for bone marrow donor. Right now we really need the help of our supporters because we cannot buy donated marrow on our own.
We are enormously grateful to The St. John of Kronstadt Society, Utica, New York, USA.
Urushev family

Update as of June 13, 2006. Our plea for help was heard by "St. Petersburg Peak Hour" newspaper that published an article about Yulia and issues surrounding bone marrow transplantation in general (see issue No. 22 as of June 7 – June 13).
We would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to Larisa Afonina, chief editor, and all newspaper employees. We are also very thankful to Larisa Viktorovna, Violetta Dobrovolskaya and Nadezhda Haburina for their help.
Urushev family

Update as of June 15, 2006. We would like to send our thanks to T. Ruchinskaya and Denis Zakharov. Your kindness and compassion are supporting us in our fight for the life of our little girl.
Urushev family

Update as of June 19, 2006. Our letter was published in 24th issue of "24 Hour Weekly" newspaper. We are wholeheartedly grateful to the newspaper for their help. After the publication, we received many responses and much support from new donors. We would like to thank everyone who is helping our little girl survive! These people include Larisa Fedorovna, Svetlana Afonasova, V.G. Polyana, Alexandra Lopatko, Tamara Koroleva and Galina Tompakova.
We are especially grateful to Maria Koroleva for her active support and help.
Urushev family

Update as of June 23, 2006.
Today Yulia had another blood transfusion. Her hemoglobin count started to decrease rapidly, and she now only goes for 15-20 days without a transfusion.
Yulia was discharged home. We would like to thank Dreamland and Ekaterina Sencheva for their donations for our little girl's treatment. Thank you very much!
Urushev family

Update as of July 7, 2006.
We would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to Olga Erohinskaya, Ekaterina Polyakova and Alexander Yurievich for the help and support. Our best wishes to you!
Urushev family

Update as of July 13, 2006.
The Russian Help Fund transferred 15,000 euros to our account in Germany. We are enormously grateful to Lev Ambinder and other employees of Russian Help Fund and everybody else who has been helping us to collect the funds to save Yulia!
We would like to thank you for your help and support, and we will always remember you and pray for your wellbeing. We really hope that all other children will be as lucky as our Yulia to collect the money they need for the treatment!
Urushev family

Update as of July 18, 2006. We are enormously grateful to our American supporters and Lyudmila Nikolaevna.
We are also touched by attention from Kirill Yurievich Lavrov, and would like to thank him for his help and good wishes.
Thanks to everyone's help, it was possible to start the search for the donor in Germany. We believe that operation will happen. We have enough money for the donor search and delivery of bone marrow transplant. After the operation, we may also need the money to pay for medications and medical supplies.
Sometimes, this costs hundreds of thousands of rubles. We are worried about that. If a need arises, we will be very grateful for help and support from those who care for our little Yulia.
With hope,
Urushev family

Update as of October 23, 2006. We went for a consultation with professor Afanasiev, director of Hematology Center of State Medical University, who told us that a donor for Yulia was found. The match is not perfect, but permissible.
The operation is being planned for December, because professor told us that they will also check a donor registry in Moscow for a better match.
We are already gathering documentation for the operation.
Yulia is not sick, but she had to have transfusions more frequently lately. We will be patiently waiting for the operation. Thank God, we now have some certainty. We would like to thank everybody for their help and support.
Urushev family

Update as of November 10, 2006. A donor for Yulia was found! Her bone marrow transplantation is scheduled for mid-January.

Update as of January 12, 2007. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everyone! We are hoping that everyone who just like us fights a serious illness will be cured this year! All the best to everyone who helps and supports us in our fight!
We are very grateful to Irina Jacobson for her support. This was a real holiday gift for us. Thank you!
Urushev family

Update as of January 25, 2007. Yulia Urusheva's transplantation is scheduled for February 13th. In the beginning of next week, she will be admitted to BMT clinic.

Update as of February 5, 2007. On February 4th, Yulia and her mother were admitted to the BMT clinic. We were able to pay for the courier delivery of the bone marrow transplant on February 2nd.
Urushev family

Update as of February 11, 2007. Yulia's transplantation is scheduled for February 13th. We would like to ask blood donors with blood type I(+) to respond! Please call our blood donation hotline at +7 (901) 3-0000-25 for more information.

Update as of March 7, 2007. Yulia is doing well after the transplantation. Her blood counts are back to normal, and she is feeling relatively well.
We are enormously grateful to everyone for their help!

Update as of March 30, 2007. Yulia's bone marrow is engrafting extremely slowly. All her blood counts are very low. This situation is possible with Yulia's diagnosis. If the blood counts do not grow, she may need a second transplantation. Yulia still needs blood transfusions. We would like to ask donors with blood type I(+) to respond. Yulia feels relatively well.

Update as of April 11, 2007. Yulia is not doing very well. She got sick and has high temperature. The doctors gave us time until Sunday to get better. If Yulia gets well by then, she will be transferred to sterile room for pre-transplant chemotherapy. If she does not, the transplantation will be rescheduled for fall. We are hoping for the best.
We are very grateful to Anya, Natasha and an author of the letter from Krasnoe Selo for their sincere support and kind wishes.
Urushev family

Update as of April 16, 2007. Yulia started new chemotherapy before the second bone marrow transplant. At this difficult time it is especially important for us to receive attention and support of the kind people. We would like to thank Yulia Grigorieva and Dmitry Urushev from Moscow for their help and good wishes. Thank you!
Urushev family

Update as of April 25, 2007. Yulia's second bone marrow transplantation is scheduled for April 26th. She will need help from blood donors with blood type I(+).

Update as of May 8, 2007. Yulia is still in post-transplant cytopenia. She also suffers from hemorrhagic syndrome.

Update as of May 28, 2007. We would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to the Russian Help Fund employees, and Lev Ambinder and Eugenia Vassilievna personally, as well as AdVita fund for their help with purchasing medications for Yulia.
We are also thankful to O. Krupnin for his donation. We wish good health and happiness to everyone! Thank you!
Urushev family.

Update as of June 9, 2007. Due to closing of BMT clinic until July 14th, Yulia was transferred to leukemia chemotherapy unit of Children's City Hospital. Yulia is recovering well in terms of her hematology results, and her blood counts are growing.

Update as of June 22, 2007. Yulia needs 4 bottles of Sandimmune Neoral (syrup), a bottle of which costs 9,500 rubles. She also needs 4 bottles of Orungal (syrup), the cost of which is 2,000 rubles a bottle.

Update as of August 14, 2007. Yulia had planned examination. She feels well.

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