Give Misha a chance to survive. 3

When Misha's mother was pregnant with a child, doctors said that her boy had intrauterine growth retardation and the size of his head was less than the norm. And then – like a button the head – deformity and smoothness of the convolutions, hypoplasia of the corpus callosum, spastic tetraparesis and coloboma of both eyes. Misha was born prematurely by cesarean...

When Misha's mother was pregnant with a child, doctors said that her boy had intrauterine growth retardation and the size of his head was less than the norm. And then – like a button the head – deformity and smoothness of the convolutions, hypoplasia of the corpus callosum, spastic tetraparesis and coloboma of both eyes. Misha was born prematurely by cesarean...

After birth, the V level of motor impairment and pseudobulbar dysarthria was added to the list of these diagnoses, and after suffering chickenpox, symptomatic epilepsy was also added. For 4 years Misha has been fighting for his health. He has no weekends, holidays, absenteeism or holidays – every day he persistently engaged in order to get the skills that healthy children have from nature.

After the last course of treatment, Misha is better able to hold the head and the whole body, he smiles at strangers a lot, examines the pictures. The boy has already learned to consciously drink from a bottle, he can drink it all at once! The boy already communicates with his relatives more, although in his own language, but this is a good dynamic. And in order not to lose it, it is necessary to undergo rehabilitation courses again and again.

Therefore, we are starting to raise funds for a new stage of treatment for Misha in the "Proirytet" center. Give Misha a chance to be a healthy boy! Support us!

Name: Melnyk Mikhailo, 07.09.2014

City: Koziatyn

Diagnosis: CDF of the central nervous system (deformity and smoothness of the convolutions, lissencephaly), microcephaly, hypoplasia of the corpus callosum, spastic tetraparesis, delayed AID, coloboma of both eyes, V level of motor impairments in the GMFCS system, pseudobulbar dysarthria