Recently, the parents of little Adela Kazieva addressed us.
One of the twins, she was born 10 weeks prematurely. After giving birth, both girls had multiple small focal cerebral infarctions. Adela was on artificial ventilation for 28 days. Now she is a year and three months old, and recently the baby was diagnosed with cerebral palsy. In parallel, a strong strabismus began to develop, which has a very bad effect on vision. Adela really wants to communicate with her sister, likes to play with different toys, watch cartoons — but because of strabismus, everything appears in a distorted form. Because of this, the girl is now lagging behind her peers in development.
Two serious children need constant care, regular trips to rehabilitation are required, so parents can't fully work now. The only grandmother is now being treated for cancer and also can not help in any way.
Let's help Adela see the world with a clear eye!
