Maxim has lived with serious diagnoses since birth: Dandy-Walker anomaly, epilepsy and spastic tetraparesis. He loves listening to music, smiles when people talk to him, and especially enjoys games where he can feel touch.
To make Maxim and other orphans of the palliative care department feel better, the foundation's educators closely monitor their condition and especially their nutrition. Weight is one of the most important indicators of health, but weighing the children is becoming increasingly difficult: many of them weigh more than 30 kilograms, and regular scales are simply not suitable. It is physically difficult for employees to lift and hold the children, which means it is difficult to accurately understand how their condition is changing.
Specialized scales will help solve this problem. They are safe, convenient and allow you to track weight changes without stress for children in order to adjust their therapeutic nutrition in time.
Join the collection and help purchase scales. This is simple but very important equipment that will give Maxim and other children more comfort and care.
