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Katya's rehabilitation was very productive!

Bereginya

Charitable foundation · Perm region

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of RUB 229,530

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Katya's mother thanks you for your help: "Thank you so much for giving us the opportunity to visit such a wonderful center and undergo excellent rehabilitation. We stayed at the Rehabilitation Center from November 10, 2025, to November 22, 2025. Our child was very comfortable, Katya wasn't afraid, which is very important to me. All sessions were easy and productive.

Our treatment included a session using the "Owl's House" program, general massage, vibration platform, kinesiotherapy, hydrotherapy (baths), Castillo Morales speech therapy, sessions with a speech therapist, BAC, contact sensory therapy, and ABA therapy. Almost all sessions were 25 minutes long, 10-12 sessions daily, with a break for rest. Each specialist at the center found a unique approach to the child, and everything was done in a playful manner. During this time, Katya began to show interest in toys; before, she hadn't cared, she simply didn't play. She began to understand more spoken language, speak more words, and run with greater confidence. Thank you so much. to the fund and everyone who helped us with the collections."

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About the campaign

Katya has liver cancer. She needs a course of rehabilitation after long-term treatment!

Katya was four months old when she was diagnosed with liver cancer. At the time, she was in critical condition. Thanks to the timely care provided by doctors at the Dmitry Rogachev National Medical Research Center for Pediatric Hematology, Oncology, and Immunology in Moscow, Katya's condition improved, but the disease left numerous sequelae, and she requires ongoing support and rehabilitation.

During her treatment, Katya underwent 13 chemotherapy cycles and underwent external bile duct drainage. Three times a year, the mother and daughter traveled to Moscow to have the drainage replaced and undergo examinations. Three years later, the drainage was removed. Until June 2025, Katya was undergoing ongoing monitoring at the Moscow Oncology Center to monitor the progress of the disease.

Katya's condition is currently stable, but even a common cold can cause internal bleeding, as happened this summer. She required surgical intervention at the Perm Regional Children's Clinical Hospital, a blood transfusion, and observation in the hematology department of the Perm Oncology Center. Due to long-term treatment, Katyusha is significantly behind her peers in her development, and she has speech and social adaptation issues. She requires specialized pediatric rehabilitation on a regular basis, every three months. With your help, we will help Katya complete a rehabilitation course at the Healthy Childhood Medical Center in Yekaterinburg. Don't pass by; support her!