Thanks to you, Egor underwent surgery and now he can walk!

Five years ago Yegor Tsukanov miraculously survived a traffic accident. On that day, he and his mother were going to the water park to learn how to swim. As a result, he suffered a craniocerebral injury with hemorrhage in the ventricles of the brain, his spine was also injured, his collarbones, jaw, pelvic bones were fractured, and his liver, kidneys, and lungs were damaged. The boy didn't wake up for two days, and when he did, he couldn't move. Yegor is lucky that his mother is a doctor. For five years she has been doing the impossible to bring her son back to life. Egor is already sitting confidently, turns the wheels on the exercise bike, stands in the standing booster, moves himself from bed to wheelchair and back, and can write with his right hand, which used to hang down with a whip. And he also shows high results in sports: he has dozens of awards for victories in swimming among support athletes (he learned to swim during another rehabilitation). But Yegor still cannot feel his own legs. Surgery to implant a neurostimulator into his spine may change his life. A small sensor will send signals to the spinal cord and "turn on" the body's muscles. Yegor will be able to walk, even on crutches, and will also get rid of the catheter that affects his kidneys. There are very few quotas for such operations, and the waiting list stretches on for years. But delaying for Yegor is akin to a verdict. Spasticity in his legs grows year by year, muscles atrophy, and doctors talk about a threat of developing kidney failure. With a neurostimulator he will start a new life, but his mother cannot afford to pay for the surgery. Yegor needs our support and help! This is the only way for him to get the next major victory in his life.