Said got a portable aspirator

Said from Kazan is 8 years old. He has cerebral palsy: the boy was born with severe organic lesions of the nervous system. He is a handsome brown-haired boy with expressive gray eyes, a favorite son and brother. Said does not walk or speak, and he, like many of the foundation's wards, cannot swallow. Nothing at all: neither food, nor water, nor saliva. His mother feeds him through a tracheostomy (a special device with which crushed food goes straight to the stomach), but saliva and phlegm are excreted constantly and can flow into places where they don't belong - for example, into his trachea, and this will certainly cause pneumonia. Said needs an aspirator-sucker all the time, and the family has one, but it's a big machine that only works on the mains. What does that mean? It means that any trip out of the house: a trip to the clinic or hospital, to classes or rehab, turns into a very dangerous quest for Said. Parents have to choose between their child's life and the chance to take him out for a walk. In order for trips to stop being an ordeal for Said's family, he needs to buy a portable vacuum aspirator. Device is not heavy, runs on battery, it is easy to take with you and help the boy without delay. Unfortunately, it is impossible to get a portable aspirator for free, but this seemingly unnecessary item absolutely changes the quality of life of a boy who is only eight years old. The child should not sit in four walls, let's help him and his parents. Said's mother once wrote us, "Friends, I want you to know that your help is like a stone thrown into water. A lot of circles will come out of it. You helped me, I will help another, another will help a third. So we pay it forward, and on the right day, at the right hour, when you need help - don't doubt: it will come to you for sure. Because love always comes back with love".