Five years back, a widely watched TV show named “Live” introduced Yana Muratova, a resident of Stavropol, who had been battling a genetic condition known as hemangioma on her nose since childhood.
Despite undergoing 16 intricate surgeries, the tumor persisted stubbornly, and the last two procedures had unfortunate consequences for her health.
An Israeli clinic proposed a potential solution, but the steep price tag of $50,000 was far beyond what Yana’s family could afford.
The TV program “Live” became a beacon of hope, and following its broadcast on national television, specialists from a Moscow clinic generously offered to conduct multiple surgeries free of charge.
Over the past five years, Yana has made numerous trips from Stavropol to Moscow for a series of operations and medical treatments. Their collective efforts bore fruit as the tumor significantly diminished, leaving behind only minor swelling and scars, greatly improving Yana’s overall health.
While her treatment journey continues, doctors in Moscow anticipate that Yana will require 3-4 more surgeries. Following her appearance on the TV show, Yana received an overwhelming wave of supportive messages on social media, with people sharing their own stories and even some expressing romantic gestures.
Despite the ongoing challenges, Yana remains steadfastly dedicated to her treatment regimen, balancing her work commitments with frequent visits to Moscow for medical care.
Her next surgery is scheduled for September or October. Yana is determined to complete her treatment and then focus on advancing her career. Looking forward, she dreams of finding love, starting a family, and envisioning a positive and prosperous future.