I live in a dormitory without gas in Verkhnodniprovsk. My husband died of a stroke, and in a month I need to have my thyroid gland removed because a certain amount of tumors prevent me from breathing, and it is progressing rapidly. I can't move around because of acute osteoarthritis, and my pension of 3,000 hryvnias goes to pay for the utilities of the dormitory.

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In the fall of this year, my husband died, he had been lying down for 4 years and died in intensive care. I met him in 1997, when I worked at a radio factory, he had a disability - he lost his arm while working on the railroad. He was a very good man, he did not offend me, he loved me, I took care of him until his death, and I miss him very much. I worked as a construction crane operator for 29 years, but because of my joints, I can't climb a ladder to the crane.

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For the last 10 years I have been treating a tumor in my throat with medication, five years ago it was burned out, but now I have a large number of tumors, so far benign, which no longer make sense to remove, I need to cut out the entire thyroid gland. This operation costs 22,000 hryvnias, and I don't have that kind of money, and I have no one to borrow it from. I have an older daughter with a disability who works part-time as a postman. She has a small child, and her husband died of cancer. She's also in trouble, she can't help.

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