Evryim is a gentle and sensitive little girl. She has big, velvety eyes and a charming smile. What she loves most is when her mother hugs her, kisses her forehead, and sings a lullaby before bed. But she has been ill since birth.
The girl was born with developmental challenges, which makes it difficult for her to keep up with her peers. At almost two years old, she cannot sit and can only crawl in a commando style.
"My Evryim interacts with the world at her own pace. We've been working on her rehabilitation since birth, and specialized rehabilitation courses help her the most. But they are very expensive, and we cannot afford the next course," her mother shares.
The girl has high rehabilitation potential, but action must be taken quickly—after she turns three, her chances of progress will significantly decrease.
Right now, she is expected in Chelyabinsk for another rehabilitation course. It will include foot gymnastics, physical therapy, training on exercise machines, general massage, a neurologist consultation, and speech therapy sessions.
These treatments will help her strengthen her muscles, improve coordination, and develop the skills needed for independent movement.
Let's help Evryim take a step toward a full life!
