Lera was born prematurely, weighing only 970 grams. Immediately after her birth, she was connected to an intensive care unit and spent a long time in the neonatal intensive care unit. These events had irreversible consequences for her health.
Lera's parents did not want to raise a difficult child, and as a result, she became an orphan. However, she was fortunate enough to be adopted by a family at the age of three.
Her adoptive parents understand the importance of intensive rehabilitation for children with special health needs, and they actively work to support Lera's development.
The girl regularly attends adaptive swimming classes, massage courses with elements of osteopathy, physical therapy, and developmental classes. In just a few months, she has made incredible progress. She has learned to hold her head confidently, crawl, sit, stand with support, and eat independently. She has also learned colors, animal names, and many new words.
A year ago, Lera started walking with a walker.
Help us buy Lera leg devices so that she can walk better!
