In the first month of little Hadisha's life, her mother was worried about the uncharacteristic shape of her daughter's skull. After doing an ultrasound, the doctors assured me that everything was fine and there was no reason to worry.
Six months later, after repeated ultrasound and consultations with a neurologist and a neurosurgeon, craniosynostosis was diagnosed.
The disease is characterized by premature fusion of one or more skull sutures in a child. This leads to abnormalities in the shape of the skull and increased intracranial pressure and leads to impaired brain development.
In order to give Hadisha the opportunity to develop normally, surgical intervention is necessary.
Your kind hearts and support can be a crucial factor in restoring a little girl's health.
Let's give Hadisha a chance for a fulfilling life and a bright future together!