Rabia has cerebral palsy and needs surgery!

Rabia has been fighting for a full life since birth. She was diagnosed with cerebral palsy and partial optic nerve atrophy. Since her first months of life, she has undergone regular rehabilitation courses, and thanks to her persistence, the support of her family, and the work of specialists, she has achieved significant positive results. However, Rabia now requires the next important stage of treatment. Doctors recommend surgery to lengthen her knee flexors and treat talonavicular arthrosis of her feet. This surgery is crucial: it will help reduce pain, improve mobility, and give Rabia another chance to take another step toward independent living. Unfortunately, the cost of treatment and subsequent rehabilitation exceeds the family's financial means. Therefore, we are forced to ask for help from all concerned. Any support is an investment in Rabia's health and future.