Diana wants to walk on her own! 2

Diana was born a healthy girl, and the first months of her life were calm. However, at the age of 5 months, doctors diagnosed her with hip dysplasia. Over time, other alarming symptoms began to appear: the girl was gaining weight poorly, constantly clenching her hands into fists. At the age of one year and 3 months, Diana was diagnosed with cerebral palsy and protein-energy deficiency.

Diana developed with significant delays: she could not sit up, crawl or walk on her own. In January 2023, she began to undergo regular rehabilitation courses, which give hope for improvement. For example, after the last rehabilitation, Diana began to speak a little better and more, and also began to crawl, sit without support, and clench her hands into fists less. But there is one important point: treatment requires constant work with specialists and significant financial costs that the family is no longer able to cover on their own.

Diana's mother dreams that her daughter will start walking on her own, and in the meantime, she is asking for help in raising funds for new treatment for the girl. Join our charity project – together we can give Diana a chance for a full childhood!