Abu Muslim continues his treatment: with the new equipment he can breathe easier!

Nineteen-year-old Abu-Muslim has struggled with Williams-Campbell syndrome since birth. This is a congenital defect in which the cartilage in the bronchi is underdeveloped, preventing them from maintaining their shape. This has led to Abu-Muslim developing chronic bronchitis, asthma, and respiratory failure. To breathe, he needs daily lung training with a breathing machine and inhalations. The equipment breaks down quickly due to constant and intensive use. Now it's broken, and his large family can't afford to replace it. With your help, Abu-Muslim will be able to receive treatment in a timely manner. This means fewer attacks, more energy, and the chance to breathe deeply. Abu-Muslim has his whole life ahead of him. Please support him!