The long road for baby Anthony

Baby Anthony was born 24th of June 2019, he was 9 weeks early and born by emergency section, from the moment he was born he had trouble with his heart sustaining a regular heart beat, he was then diagnosed with Long QT Syndrome or as some would know it as Sudden Death Syndrome.
After spending 7 weeks in University hospital waterford he was then allowed home to be given beta blockers daily, he spent 2 weeks home before he had his appointment with Dr Prendiville of crumlin hospital, at his appointment he was then admitted to the hospital as his heart rate reduced to 40 beats per minute and to this day that is where he is.
Anthony has just been diagnosed with the worst case of Long QT Syndrome in Ireland and will need extreme treatment before he can safely come home, he will have to have at least 3 operations to ensure he stays alive. The first being a chip to monitor his heart, the second being a difibulator to restart his heart if it stops and the third being a pace maker to shock his heart when it lowers, financially this condition has taken it's toll on his parents as they have to stay in the hospital and travel from Waterford to Dublin to take turns sitting with him, they also have to pay for food, accomadation and items in which baby Anthony needs.
The biggest expense is now that baby Anthony may have to be transferred to Great Ormond street hospital in London as they've got cardiologists who are equipped for his case and they will have to stay there for as long as it takes! Every bit of help is greatly appreciated by anyone that can.

All proceeds from this campaign will to to Anthony Kukshinov and the medical/treatments/transport needs and anything left over will be donated to the Irish Heart Foundation.

This campaign was started by Laura Kearney, Aunt of Anthony Kukshinov and all proceeds will to transferred into an account in his mothers name Regina Kearney and used in accordance to his medical status.