Ira's arm is partially immobilized, and a rehabilitation course is needed

One of Ira's arms is bent, which is a contracture (newly formed bone and condyle fusion of tissues) that prevents the arm from bending or unbending. The fingers on this side are weak, the little finger and ring finger are completely immobilized. But it's safe to say that in the 10 years that the girl has been repairing her arm, a lot has already been done: the muscles have grown stronger, the arm has begun to move slowly in a volume of several degrees, and even visually it can be seen how it has "grown". But 10 years ago, this baby's hand was literally hanging like a whip.… Difficult childbirth, obstetric paralysis – laceration of the nerve roots of the brachial plexus and a fracture of the collarbone. Four surgeries after the age of three and the arm came back to life. But not to the end. We need a new rehabilitation course so that the child can tie his shoelaces, wash, turn things out, and braid his hair. Ira dreams of becoming a cartoonist, loves to write stories and make videos. Let's help her get through rehabilitation so that everything in her life turns out as planned.