The blogger's lover Lercek reported her partial blindness in her right eye.

Blogger Lercek, whose real name is Valeria Chekalina, who is undergoing cancer treatment, is partially blind in her right eye. This was announced on March 23 by her fiance Luis Squicciarini.

"Lera underwent her first chemistry and immune therapy. We're starting the second one soon. There will be nine of them in total. The right eye is not fully visible yet," he wrote on the Instagram social network (owned by Meta, which is recognized as extremist and banned in the Russian Federation).

However, the man noted that Chekalina's leg pain had eased after radiation exposure.

The state of Valeria Chekalina's health and the details of her therapy. The main thing

On March 20, the Main Directorate of the Moscow Interior Ministry denied information about Chekalina's complete ban on visiting medical institutions. It was clarified that the blogger had only twice been denied requests to visit commercial medical institutions. All requests for visits to state medical institutions from the accused and her defense were fully satisfied.

On the same day, Chekalina submitted an application to law enforcement agencies demanding to check the actions of employees of the Department of Internal Affairs for the Moscow Regional Administrative District. The statement states that during the period of Chekalina's house arrest, she repeatedly required medical assistance, but difficulties arose with obtaining permits to visit doctors.

On March 16, the court released Chekalina from house arrest after confirming her cancer. Also, due to illness, it was allowed to suspend judicial proceedings in the blogger's criminal case on her withdrawal of more than 250 million rubles to the United Arab Emirates (UAE). It was stated that the blogger's children live with her ex-husband Artyom.

The hospital doctors assessed Lercek's condition as moderate in severity. On March 11, she began treatment at the State Cancer Center. She was later taken to a medical facility to begin a course of chemotherapy. On March 18, Squicciarini spoke about the improvement of her condition after undergoing the first course of immune therapy.

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