Jasmine often had pneumonia and was suffering from pain in her right lung. In 2013, they went for an X-ray, where a walnut-sized shadow was visible on the lower lobe of her lung, which grew to the size of a palm in a short time. The usual examinations began. For a long time, the doctors did not know what it really was. On 05/09/2013, it was time for surgery. Jasmine was only 10 years old when the lower 1/3 of her right lung lobe was removed during the operation.

Unfortunately, the cheerful girl has to deal with other illnesses as well. She often has nosebleeds and was recently diagnosed with nerve hearing loss. They are currently waiting for a skull MRI to make an accurate diagnosis.
Jasmine has always had a positive attitude towards her illness.

Their mother told them about the difficulties they face in their everyday lives and what their dreams are:

For us, like all families in this situation (I'm not just thinking of families raising sick children), everyday survival and acceptance are the biggest concerns.
The acceptance that he is no different from his peers. He has learned to live without friends, writes novels, reads a lot, listens to music, loves animals and has many hobbies.
My dream is to always be by his side for as long as he needs me. Right now, the biggest one is for the MRI results to be good.

Jasmine dreams of one day going to Japan to see the cherry blossoms and Madame Tussauds.

Let's help Jasmine and her family heal the wonders of the world.