Polina has a damaged brachial plexus, and a rehabilitation course is needed.

Four-year-old Paulie has one pen that doesn't work well. But a rehabilitation course can bring a girl closer to full control of a limb. Polina was a large child at birth – alas, she suffered a birth injury, her left brachial plexus was damaged, and her arm hung like a whip. Since infancy, parents have been making efforts to make their daughter's hand work at full capacity: hydrokinesotherapy, massages, electrophoresis, paraffin therapy, acupuncture, and a fixation plate on the arm. But progress began only after rehabilitation courses with specialists who restore muscle functions step by step after damage. The Poly pen is working now, but not in full: there is no high arm lift and elbow extension yet. Mom continues to persistently study with her daughter at home according to the video lessons of the attending physician. But that's not enough. Let's help Polya, give her a helping hand!