Several years ago, Diana began to develop scoliosis rapidly. To stop the curvature of her spine, the girl was prescribed a special brace. Since then, Diana has been wearing it almost all day — 21 hours a day. It helps keep her spine in the correct position and prevents the curvature from worsening.
As the child grows, the corset needs to be changed and adjusted regularly. Diana has grown noticeably, and her old corset has become too small: it rubs and can no longer do its job. Doctors recommend replacing it as soon as possible. It is especially important to do this now, as the girl has entered a period of active growth — during this time, the curvature can progress rapidly.
The family is raising two children with disabilities. The mother takes care of the children, and only the father works. Your support will help Diana continue her treatment. A new corset will help control the curvature of her spine and maintain the results achieved so that the disease does not progress.
