Six-year-old Anya has Au-Kline syndrome, a rare disease that affects the entire body: it impairs movement functions, affects intelligence and the work of the body as a whole. The girl is unable to walk and communicates only with the help of an alternative communication system.
Despite the complex diagnosis, Anya is developing - she is trying to take her first independent steps, she has a need for communication, leadership skills and a desire to take care of the younger ones.
Until Anya learns to walk, her wheelchair replaces her legs: she uses it to go to the store with her mother, for a walk with her sister, and to classes at the rehabilitation center. But the girl is growing up, and now she needs a new wheelchair, larger in size, but just as light and maneuverable, so that it can be managed even with reduced tone.
For Anya it is not only a means of transportation and a way to gain independence, but also a means of rehabilitation - an active stroller trains and strengthens the muscles involved in walking. It is also the only opportunity to attend classes with specialists, walk in the yard, go to the store for her favorite ice cream and even dance to music with her sister.
Together we can help Anya become independent and learn to walk!
Verified by Tooba
Verified by Tooba
