For epilepsy monitoring, Misha underwent video-EEG

Two-year-old Misha was born at 37 weeks and immediately required mechanical ventilation due to birth trauma. After two months in the hospital, he was diagnosed with cerebral palsy (spastic tetraparesis). At age one, he experienced his first seizure. The epileptic episodes were managed with antiepileptic therapy, leading to a diagnosis of focal epilepsy. Despite these severe challenges, Misha shows remarkable determination. Through rehabilitation, he's learning to stand with support, master basic movements, and finds joy in every small achievement. He particularly loves water therapy and physiotherapy sessions. Misha now urgently needs video-EEG monitoring - a crucial test required every six months to monitor epileptic activity and adjust treatment. Missing this examination could seriously worsen his condition. In Misha's family (where he has three siblings), everyone does their utmost for his development. But the ongoing medical expenses are becoming increasingly difficult to manage.