С вашей помощью, Жавохиру была проведена! Спасибо!

Javokhir is from Uzbekistan. The robust-looking baby was born with a rare condition called osteogenesis imperfecta, or congenital bone fragility. But, in spite of the doctors' gloomy predictions, the boy is growing up to be a bright merry fellow! From the age of three he attended his favorite clubs, by the age of five he had fully mastered the alphabet, could read, count and draw, and at seven he went to regular school along with all the neighborhood kids. From the first days of school he differed from his classmates by his high intelligence and mathematical abilities. Javokhir tried very hard to keep up with his classmates and even in sitting was doing exercises in gymnastics. The boy grew up very sociable and positive, he was always surrounded by friends, jokes and laughter. It gives Javokhir confidence, he doesn't even feel bad about his small stature, his diagnosis and many scars on his legs, he says jokingly that he fought a tiger and defeated him. All school matinees and events do not go without him, participates in school competitions in the Russian language and reading, and, of course, teachers do not miss him. When he grows up, the boy dreams of becoming a surgeon and helping others. He is very fond of watching fights with Khabib Nurmagometov, says he is his idol, wants to become like Khabib, but unfortunately, his health does not allow him to. He never misses a single fight or an interview with his favorite star. When he was presented with a white hat brought specially from Dagestan he went to school wearing it and assured all his friends that it was a present from Khabib himself). Unfortunately this school year due to severe pains in his legs he could not go to school and had to study online. The boy grew a lot, the fragile bones in his legs could not withstand the weight of his body and began to break. There are no experienced specialists in Uzbekistan who could help the "fragile" boy, and so little is known about osteogenesis imperfecta that his parents cannot even issue their son a disability. Teachers and classmates always support Javokhir in everything and often come to visit. But he really wants to go to school like his classmates, attend classes, do sports, and walk with his favorite dog! In order for Javokhir to learn to walk again, his leg bones must be strengthened with telescopic pins. Specialists at the Turner National Medical Research Center in St. Petersburg are ready to perform the operation, but unfortunately the boy's family cannot afford to pay for it themselves. His mother takes care of his "fragile" son and does not work, and his father, who used to be the main breadwinner in the family, is out of work because of the pandemic. Support Javokhir, help his family not to be left alone with the misfortune!