Sarah was born at 24 weeks of pregnancy by cesarean section weighing only 680 grams due to placental abruption. After birth, complications began: on the 3rd day there was a cerebral hemorrhage, and on the 20th day the head began to grow. A month later, they performed a drainage operation, but brought in an infection that they could not defeat for a long time. A shunt was fitted and Sarah has since suffered from seizures, vomiting frequently after feedings. Doctors shrugged, referring to other infections.
In Moscow, where the results were sent, they found out that the shunt was not suitable, and installed a programmable one. But the problems continued: after 1.5 months, the eyes began to squint, the fontanel swell. The shunt clogged due to an old catheter, which could not be changed for fear of a second hemorrhage. In September, they came to Moscow for cleaning, but since October 24, convulsions have become more frequent up to 5 times a day, vomiting with a fountain has intensified, and a bump has appeared on the head.
Sarah now needs urgent surgery to remove cysts in her brain and undergo a repeat bypass in Moscow. Her parents have already raised a small amount (for tickets and initial expenses) and are raising funds among relatives, but they need your help to cover the surgery, treatment, and rehabilitation.
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