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Charitable foundation · Republic of Ingushetia

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We want to say a huge thank you. You've once again proven that there are good people everywhere. Aysha's fundraising campaign is over, and we're happy to announce that her rehabilitation has been successful!

These two weeks were challenging, but crucial. Aysha completed an intensive course, including bioenergetic massage, physiotherapy, and Bobath therapy. And here's what's changed:

Her muscles have become stronger, and she now has more support in her legs;

Spasticity has noticeably decreased—her body responds better;

Aysha has gained more endurance and can exercise longer without tiring;

Her coordination has improved, and her movements have become more confident.

We know this is just the beginning. There's still much work ahead. But today, Aysha is closer to her goal than she was a month ago. And that's thanks to you!

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About the campaign

Aisha has a genetic disorder, Friedreich's atexia, and she needs rehabilitation.

Aysha has been diagnosed with a genetic disorder, Friedreich's ataxia. This is a rare, progressive disorder of the nervous system that leads to impaired coordination, muscle weakness, and decreased motor skills. Currently, Aysha is unable to walk or move independently, significantly limiting her activity and quality of life.

She previously completed rehabilitation programs, which yielded noticeable positive results: improved coordination, decreased muscle spasticity, increased endurance, and increased overall activity level. To maintain these results and further progress, Aysha requires further rehabilitation.

The rehabilitation program includes bioenergetic massage, physiotherapy, and Bobath therapy. These techniques are aimed at strengthening muscles, developing motor skills, improving balance and coordination, and developing independent mobility skills.

Aysha loves to play, but due to her condition, she is currently unable to walk or move independently. Rehabilitation offers her the chance to improve her quality of life, maintain her motor skills, and further progress. We ask you to support Aisha and help pay for the rehabilitation course. She has a sister with the same disease, the girls need help.