Russian woman paralyzed on Bali needs 200K rubles daily for treatment
Paralyzed after moving to Bali — a rare autoimmune disease appeared in a young Russian woman on the island, and now her family's daily therapy costs 200,000 rubles.
Consensus
- The 25-year-old Russian woman developed Guillain-Barré syndrome after moving to Bali.
- The illness caused paralysis, loss of ability to walk and eat, and severe respiratory difficulties.
- She is currently bedridden and unable to return to Russia due to her medical condition.
- Daily treatment costs over 200,000 Russian rubles.
- Treatment includes daily physiotherapy and immunoglobulin injections.
- Rehabilitation will be long and expensive, potentially lasting years.
- The family is struggling to afford the treatment costs.
Points of divergence
- The woman's name is Anastasia, as reported by a Telegram channel. — vm
- The woman's full name is Anastasiya Perevezentseva, according to MK.RU. — vesti
- The treatment cost is approximately 12,600 USD for a five-day course of intravenous immunoglobulin. — vesti
- The woman reported that she felt she was dying alone at home within four days of symptom onset. — vesti
- A separate incident involving a 13-year-old girl on the Altai region was mentioned, but it is unrelated to the main event. — vm
Coverage (4 sources)
- Paralyzed on Bali: Russian woman needs 200k per day for treatment of rare disease — РИАМО
- Baza: 25-year-old Russian woman lost speech and ability to walk on Bali — Вечерняя Москва
- Russian woman paralyzed on Bali due to rare disease — Вести
- Paralyzed after moving to Bali — rare autoimmune disease appeared in young Russian woman on island, now at... — Baza