Elina has cerebral palsy and needs a rehabilitation course

Elina was born prematurely. The first two months of her life were spent in the intensive care unit. Doctors weren't sure, but Elina turned out to be an incredibly strong child.

At eighteen months old, she was diagnosed with cerebral palsy. Now Elina speaks simple phrases, eats independently, sits with support, crawls on all fours, and tries to take her first steps holding her hands. However, her muscle tone is weak, and after each cold, her skills recede.

Despite these difficulties, Elina remains a bright and musical girl. She loves swings, books, and New Year's stories.

Without regular rehabilitation, her progress may stall. Help Elina complete another course at a specialized center, consolidate her acquired skills, and take her first confident step.