Meri Topsakalyan is seven years old. Every day, the girl has strange cramps almost without stopping. At first they cramp her leg, then hands and the left part of her body. Sometimes cramps cover her entire body, and she loses consciousness.

When the convulsions begin, Meri looks at her crying and frightened mother, trying to reassure her, saying: "It's been passed, do not be afraid!".

According to Meri’s physician, the head of epileptological service of «Arabkir» medical center Nune Agababyan, every possible research is already done in Armenia. There is no definitive diagnosis yet, but there are two versions: Rasmussen's encephalitis and congenital malformation of the brain. As the doctor explained, to confirm or refute these versions, it will be necessary to carry out a number of research, that are not done in Armenia yet, and for this they should need to go abroad. If the diagnosis of Rasmussen’s encephalitis is confirmed, the girl will need surgery. «There is very little time, and every day matters», said the doctor.

The girl should be taken to Germany, where there is a good Epileptic and Neurosurgical Center, where they can make a diagnosis and, if necessary, immediately carry out the operation. But this will require a huge sum of money, that Meri's family, unfortunately, does not have. According to the specialists, it will cost 50 000 Euros.

Anyone can transfer money to the following account:

(ACBA-CREDIT AGRICOLE BANK)

AMD 220301196139000

USD 220301740126001

(Topsakalyan Hambardzum)