Margarita is 2 years and 2 months old. She has DTsP and a rare genetic disorder that leads to motor development impairments.
From an early age, her parents noticed delays: the girl could not hold her head up, and later she was diagnosed with DTsP.
Margarita is a cheerful, sociable girl. She loves when her mother reads her fairy tales, sings songs, and plays finger games with her. She shows character, but quickly smiles as soon as the activity ends.
Her mother is raising her daughter alone, with no help; her parents live in another city. Despite the difficulties, she works with Rita every day herself, because she believes that regular activities will help her daughter develop and become stronger.
Since 7 months old, Rita has been regularly doing AFK, receiving massages, and since 10 months old—swimming. Now she is making her first attempts to crawl commando-style—an enormous step for her. To keep moving forward, she needs ongoing sessions. The funds will go toward paying for adaptive physical education courses and massage.
Let’s help Margarita become stronger!
