Vasilisa is an adopted child, she has cerebral palsy. The girl needs rehabilitation to learn how to walk!

Vasilisa is an adopted daughter. Mom took her to the orphanage seven months ago. Back then, the girl weighed like a blade of grass, her hands were clenched into fists, her legs did not bend. Now Vasya takes off her shoes by herself, has stopped sucking her finger, learned colors and shapes, and started walking on support poles.

But to consolidate success, a course of intensive rehabilitation is needed: Bobat therapy restores muscle tone and proper motor skills, Voita therapy activates innate movement patterns, neurologopedia develops speech and communication. Without these activities, increased muscle tone will not allow Vasilisa to improve her motor activity, and speech will not become correct.

Rehabilitation costs are borne by one mother, there is no other income. She dreams that Vasilisa would get a chance to go to first grade in two years — with her own legs, with bows and a satchel.

Help pay for rehabilitation! So that Vasilisa could take her first independent steps.