Kalimat has cerebral palsy, spastic diplegia. She needs rehabilitation!

Kalimat has been experiencing developmental delays since birth. Currently, she can only walk with support or using a walker. The girl continues to have motor and muscle tone disorders, as well as difficulties with fine motor skills in her hands.

Kalimat has been diagnosed with cerebral palsy, spastic diplegia, GMFCS III, MACS II, and moderate dysarthria. She also has an equinovalgus foot deformity—previously, she underwent surgical treatment for this condition.

Kalimat has already undergone rehabilitation at the Sakura Center, after which positive progress was observed. Now, doctors recommend that she continue her therapy.

The course includes physical therapy, foot and joint exercises, massage, activities to develop fine motor skills, speech therapy massage, consultations with specialists, and other procedures.

The family also needs assistance with travel expenses for the rehabilitation trip.

Please support Kalimat and help her continue her rehabilitation!

*If the amount raised exceeds what is needed, the surplus will be directed to the foundation’s statutory purposes.