Afruz and Yusufu received prompt eye treatment!

Afruz was born tiny, at 27 weeks, weighed less than a kilogram, and spent the first month of her life in intensive care. The small and fragile girl was nursed on a ventilator. This saved her life, but caused serious problems with her vision. During a routine examination at five months, doctors diagnosed Afruz with retinopathy of prematurity. Almost immediately, the baby underwent her first complex operation, and two months later - the second. Later, several more necessary interventions followed to stop the rapid loss of vision. Today, experienced ophthalmologists note positive dynamics, but the treatment cannot be interrupted: Afruz needs new operations to consolidate the result. The girl is growing up surprisingly active, mobile and cheerful. She senses space by smell, shows touching independence and enjoys every new opportunity. She is still a little afraid to walk without support, but she tries with enviable persistence. Let's take care of Afruz's eye health together and support her family in paying for vital surgeries!