Samira has cerebral palsy, spastic diplegia. For further development, she needs the help of specialists

Samira will soon turn 10 years old. She is the eldest of the twins, born prematurely with a weight of only 1 kg 100 g. When the girl turned eight months old, her mother noticed alarming signs: the baby was not active, did not sit down and did not even turn over. This forced the family to travel to Moscow, where doctors diagnosed cerebral palsy in the form of spastic diplegia. Starting from the age of eight months, Samira regularly underwent treatment and rehabilitation courses. Thanks to the perseverance and care of her loved ones, the girl has achieved significant success: she has learned to sit, stand up and walk. Unfortunately, Samira's condition has recently worsened again — she has been bothered by pain in her knees, limiting her mobility. Now the girl needs another rehabilitation course, which will strengthen her health and continue her development. But the family's financial situation is difficult, and the parents are unable to pay for the expensive course themselves. We can contribute to Samira's future by giving her a chance to overcome difficulties and move on towards a fulfilling life. Let's join forces and help the little heroine gain confidence in the future!