Thanks to you, Roma is continuing her medication!

Five-year-old Roma has a rare genetic disorder called primary ciliary dyskinesia (PCD). Due to a congenital defect in the cilia in his airways, mucus does not move outward as it does in healthy people, but accumulates and thickens. This leads to constant inflammation, bronchitis, and pneumonia, which destroy the child's lungs and interfere with his life. To stop the disease, it is important to clear the airways and perform inhalations every day. But ordinary pharmacy inhalers cannot cope with viscous phlegm. Roma needs a specialized device that delivers the solution not only to the lungs but also to the sinuses, where mucus most often accumulates in COPD. Right now, Roma's ability to breathe freely depends on this device. Support the boy — help keep him healthy!