Amira has Cerebral Palsy: let's help her complete her rehabilitation!

Amira was born at 26 weeks, weighing just 952 grams. She spent the first months of her life in intensive care on a ventilator and underwent two complex intestinal surgeries. Despite this difficult start, constant therapy helped her make progress: she began to crawl and speak her first words. However, a new tragedy struck—meningoencephalitis deprived her of many skills and divided the family's life into "before" and "after." Now 13 years old, Amira studies at home, loves books and cartoons, and works hard on her fine motor skills. She recently underwent foot reconstruction surgery—a vital step toward her cherished dream of walking independently. To ensure the surgery’s success, Amira now desperately needs intensive sessions with professional rehabilitologists. Amira's family refuses to give up and continues to fight for her future. A new rehabilitation course will help strengthen her muscles and develop motor skills following her surgical intervention. Let’s support Amira and help her move forward toward a fulfilling and independent life!