Samira has cerebral palsy. She needs rehabilitation to learn to walk

Samira is eight years old. When she was just two months old, doctors performed her first surgery. At five months, she had her second. At six months, she was diagnosed with cerebral palsy (CP). Since that day, her parents have done everything they could to help their daughter. They take her to rehabilitation, and each session has yielded results: Samira has become more mobile, talks better, and is better able to cope with her emotions. Now she's eating on her own, holding her head upright, and has become much more attentive. This is a huge step forward. To maintain what we've achieved and move forward, doctors recommend continuing her therapy. Samira now needs a comprehensive rehabilitation program: massage, physical therapy, speech therapy, psychologists, and Vojta therapy. This will help strengthen her muscles, improve her speech, and her self-confidence. Let's help Samira move forward. She's only eight, and she has a long life ahead of her.