On Mother's Day, Ksyusha's mother with SMA was deprived of parental rights

Ironically, the court put an end to the dramatic story precisely on Mother's Day. "The court decided to deprive me of parental rights. I will continue to fight for my children," Nina Sankova briefly informed those who helped her.

It turns out that four-year-old Ksyusha will remain in the children's home, where the girl was once placed by her mother herself. One of her older sisters lives with her father, another sister and younger brother are under the guardianship of another family.

The fact is that the four children were born to three different men: one disappeared when Nina was pregnant for the first time, and the father of Ksyusha and her brother committed suicide when his daughter was diagnosed with a severe illness.

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Surprisingly, many volunteers consider the decision to deprive Nina Moiseenko of parental rights to be fair. They do not believe that the woman is truly ready to reform and become a responsible mother.

They claim that the woman herself was not very eager to communicate with her daughters and son. Caring people cleaned her house and brought it to a divine state. At the same time, they say, even after repairs, the woman managed to make a mess again and again.

The volunteers also collected things for all of Nina's children in case they were returned to their mother. Now they are worried that the mother will indeed give all the collected items to the girls and boy.

Also, Nina's account still holds a rather large sum of money collected for Ksyusha. According to the new decree No. 304 "On funds and charitable activities in the field of healthcare," in such cases, excess money must be transferred within three months to the charitable accounts of other individuals for whom fundraising is still ongoing.

According to "Nasha Niva," almost all witnesses in court spoke against reinstating Nina Sankova's parental rights. The older girls said they did not want to live with their mother and were only willing to visit her.

With four-year-old Ksyusha, everything is more complicated. Although she addresses her mother only by name, the girl loves Nina. Each time, the woman promised her daughter that she would pick her up from the children's home next time - and Ksyusha believed and waited for this.

On the other hand, Ksyusha can now be officially adopted - if a family willing to do so is found.

Let us remind you that Belarusians heard about Ksyusha Moiseenko this year, thanks to volunteers. They learned about a three-year-old girl with SMA who lives in an orphanage in Mogilev. She was almost deprived of chances for salvation - unlike other children with such a severe illness, there was no one to fight for Ksyusha.

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Collecting $1.8 million for a life-saving injection of the most expensive medicine in the world is a very difficult task for any Belarusian family. And what can be said about a child who is left alone with the problem?

But caring people began to publicize the fundraising for Ksyusha. As a result, the cosmic sum was collected in record time - in a month. No similar fundraising in the history of Belarus has happened so quickly.

The girl's mother stated that she wanted to get her children back and raise them herself - but there were too many questions for her.

The court hearing on depriving Nina Sankova of parental rights was supposed to take place in April - but then the process was officially paused so that Ksyusha could calmly receive the life-saving Zolgensma injection. Her mother was with her at the RNPC "Mother and Child" during that difficult moment.

After the injection was administered, Ksyusha returned to the children's home, and the procedure for depriving parental rights was initiated - new court hearings began in September.

Nina sought help and recorded a video appeal. She sincerely admitted that she knows society condemns her and considers her a terrible mother, but she asked for understanding.

"I am not a saint, but I had no support or a reliable shoulder beside me. I didn't have such an example, but I'm learning. I listen to the advice of people who help and support me... And I really want to learn to live correctly."

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