Mother of the transplanted child: This country wants to kill my son! – Hospitals

“I don’t have medicine for my son here today, I have to take care of and save other people’s lives!” This is part of the story of Katie Videnlieva, a nurse and mother of a kidney transplant patient.

She had to go with her son for a check-up to finalize his therapy and renew the protocol of the medication he was using. But you get an answer to your call that you don’t want to remember.

Alexandrovska Hospital Director: We continue to care for our patients

“The dispensary told me: ‘As of today, there is no dispensary! We don’t know what to do, follow the media. ‘ And they hung up my phone, “Katie told BTV.

The opening of the COVID zones required the restructuring of the hospital clinics. The plan of the Alexandrovska Hospital is to temporarily monitor the patients with transplanted organs in the nephrology clinic. If the situation returns to normal in spring, the patients will return to the Transplant and Nephrology Clinic.

“Here is my life inside, you collect it in boxes and sacks!” – The line is heard in a video posted on social networks. The author tells how hundreds of documents in bags and envelopes are found in the only kidney transplant clinic in the country and left on the ground.

Hristina Nikolova, a kidney transplant patient, also testified about the wrong attitude. And he turned to the director of Alexandrovska Hospital: “Will you guarantee that if I reject my kidney tomorrow, you will find me a new kidney in two months, because you and your predecessor Angelov did not have time all summer to find buildings to COVID and should we continue living with this transplanted organ? ”Says Nikolova.

“The place where the companions go is better than the hotel part”, is the response of the director Prof. Bogov.

Meanwhile, the director of the transplant and nephrology clinic, along with his team, collectively resigned and Professor Paskalev was not available for comment. The medical institution does not accept exit requests. They guarantee that each of the 600 treaties will receive the necessary help. The Alexandrovska Hospital management described the act as “extremely irresponsible behavior.” And while the doctors argue, Katie Videnlieva plans to go abroad with her family.