Adelina has cerebral palsy. She needs rehabilitation to take her first steps

There are four children in the family. Three of them require constant care from doctors and physical therapists. The eldest daughter has severe scoliosis, the mother has cerebral palsy, and the youngest, Adelina, has been developmentally delayed since the first months of her life. The girl is now 1 year and 2 months old. She recognizes her loved ones and reacts to toys, but due to severe spasticity, she cannot pick them up. Adelina cannot sit up on her own, roll over, stand, or walk. Her parents are doing everything they can to help their children, but this large family cannot afford the expensive rehabilitation. Yet it is precisely these sessions with specialists that will help reduce her spasticity, strengthen her muscles, and teach Adelina new movements. If we help now, Adelina will be able to start sitting on her own, move with more confidence, and take her first steps toward a more independent life.