Timur's operation was successful

Timur was a month and a half old when doctors predicted a difficult fate for him: the baby was jerking his legs funny, lying in his mother's arms, and the doctors said that one leg had to be amputated. The baby was born with a rare diagnosis - a false latent shin joint, and there has not yet been a single successful treatment for this pathology in Russia. "The leg wouldn't grow anyway. - The parents were told," the child would not be able to step on it, the bone would break. After an attempt to reattach the bones in the Turner Scientific and Research Center, Timur only suffered several more fractures. The doctors were right. But only the Russian ones. Rajapov's family quickly found Dr. Paley who had saved more than one child from amputation, and thanks to the help of concerned people Timur went to the famous doctor. The doctor reattached the child's bones in the areas of fractures, put a telescopic pin in the place of the latent joint, and strengthened the guests of the shins, so they would not break again. After the surgery, Timur was able to stand on his feet and walk for the first time in his life. Timur is a very mobile boy, and before the surgery his forced immobility was very difficult for him. Now he is just happy - as any child should be! But while Timur is growing, he will need to change pins and plates more than once, or they will hurt, not help the child. Right now Timur needs to remove the plate that was put in to align his knee. The deadline by which it can stand is the end of February, later it can bend the knee to the other side at any time. For surgery for children in Russia and Europe, Dr. Paley specifically flies from the U.S. to Poland - it's easier for the children and cheaper for their parents. Still, the price of the operation is very high. It is not easy for the family to save the child from disability, but they have already started and cannot stop fighting. Let's help Timur continue treatment and keep his leg!