Mom's third pregnancy did not promise any trouble. The doctors insisted that the baby was healthy. The terrible news hit right in the delivery room: "Your daughter does not have a left forearm."
Little Fotima grew up trying to be like everyone else. She learned to eat with one hand, but childhood passed her by: she couldn't tie her shoelaces, jump rope, or ride a bicycle. Because of the lack of weight on the left side, her fragile spine began to crookedly bend.
In 2023, thanks to kind people, Fotima got her first "magic hand." The girl confidently rode a bike for the first time, swam, and became the best student in her class. Her eyes shone with happiness because she was no longer "different."
But children grow up, and the prosthesis became too small. Now it digs painfully into her skin and no longer works properly.
In the large family, only the father works, and they simply cannot save up for a new prosthesis.
Let's help give the girl back her abilities and a healthy spine. Every donation from you is a chance for Fotima to feel whole again.
