Misha is a tireless fighter, fighting for his health since his earliest days. He has been able to overcome many challenges and survive, but every day he continues to learn new ways to live and enjoy life.
Mom Natasha remembers in great detail the day when Misha and his twin brother were born: 32 weeks of pregnancy, ambulance, emergency surgery. Alas, such an early birth is almost never without consequences. One baby lived just over a month. Misha survived.
Misha's medical records list complex diagnoses: cerebral palsy, hydrocephalus, optic atrophy, epilepsy. Now all efforts are aimed at helping Misha to get back on his feet. The boy had to undergo many operations on his legs, although not all of them brought the desired result. A year and a half ago the boy underwent another operation on the hip joints.
After complicated operations Misha continues his long recovery, visiting rehabilitation centers and hospitals. Currently, he needs a verticalizer - a special device to support standing. It will help to put Misha on his feet more often, providing load on the hip joints and preventing repeated dislocations to avoid possible return of the problem. Let's work together to help this boy get rid of his pain and return to a full life!
