Three wards of the foundation underwent bandages under anesthesia!

The Butterfly Children Foundation has been helping people with epidermolysis bullosa for more than 12 years. A complication of the dystrophic form of the disease is fusion of the fingers due to persistent wounds. The brush becomes as if a mitten was put on it, which makes it impossible for the child to do simple but important things - hold a spoon, brush his teeth, draw, sculpt, write. In this case, children undergo a complex surgical operation to separate their fingers. And immediately after they will have a long and painful rehabilitation, when even dressings must be done in a hospital under general anesthesia. The operation to separate the fingers is carried out under compulsory medical insurance, but compulsory insurance does not cover dressings under anesthesia. Mom says: “Muslim is 7 years old. He dreams of drawing and riding a bike, and his fingers are so important to hold the handlebars. My fingers have already closed and now it’s very difficult to write. Our child is diligent, it is important for him to learn to write well, he likes to do various crafts, but because of his fused fingers, he cannot do it.” The fund opens a second collection for transportation costs from the place of residence to the clinic and back for the operation itself and for hospitalization for dressings. The guys really need our help, please, let's support them in their struggle for the opportunity to live a normal life!