Zaira is already practicing to stand in the upright

Zaira suffers from cerebral palsy, knows how to make friends, and dreams of becoming a makeup artist. Vivacious and sociable Zaira would love to go to school, take walks, and spend hours texting with her friends. But the disease does not allow: the school has no facilities for a disabled child, her fingers cannot cope with typing messages on a smartphone, the stroller prevents her from walking. Every morning she begins to wait for her older sister to return from school, and avidly listens to stories about the life of healthy people. More than anything, Zaira dreams of learning to walk. But Zaira's legs are getting worse and worse. She is growing, and her muscles are only shrinking due to high tone and low mobility. Recently her feet have begun to turn inward and her knees have bent - it is the tight muscle fibers that deform the joints. If you miss the moment and do nothing to prevent these problems, Zaira will forever lose the chance to get back on her feet. Zaira is recommended exercise in a verticalizer with leg extension - this will help stretch and strengthen the muscles, straighten the knees and form support on the feet. But the family can't buy it - only Dad works, Mom is always with her daughter. Her grandmother can't cope anymore and only mentally supports her granddaughter: "You'll make it! But to really make it work, she needs our help!