Islam needs help in curing strabismus!

Islam is a 15-year-old boy struggling with serious vision problems. It all began after a hemorrhagic stroke in the left hemisphere of the brain (December 27, 2010), which caused him to develop strabismus. Islam has been diagnosed with paralytic divergent strabismus (permanent), oculomotor nerve palsy, and mild hyperopia. He has already undergone two surgeries—the second was performed at the Kazakh Research Institute in Astana to correct the strabismus, but it did not produce the expected results. Without further treatment, his vision may deteriorate. His family is doing everything they can to help Islam. His mother works as a social worker at the Zhansaya Center, and his father is temporarily unemployed—he recently underwent surgery and is currently recovering. Islam has three younger sisters: they are close and always supportive of their brother. Islam dreams of his strabismus disappearing and his vision becoming stable. The family is pinning their hopes on Dr. Diskalenko—there's a chance he'll find an effective treatment. However, the cost of further therapy is prohibitive for the family. The parents are willing to do anything for their son's health, but they desperately need your support. Help Islam regain his clarity of vision! Your help can give the teenager the chance to see the world without limitations and confidently pursue his dreams.