Help Dianka get a chance at life!

Diana was born at 29 weeks of pregnancy tiny – only 850 grams and 34 cm tall. She was born prematurely. From the first minutes of her life, struggle became her destiny. This was followed by 2.5 months of intensive care, dozens of diagnoses, and painful procedures. “A fourth-degree hemorrhage that damaged her brain. Progressive hydrocephalus syndrome. Spastic quadriplegia – muscles are tense, movements are limited. Delayed motor, speech and physiological development. Dystonic hypertonicity that restrains the body. Epileptic activity that affects her condition. Sinus tachyarrhythmia, which disrupts the heart rhythm,” the girl's father lists. 

At 1.5 years old, Diana still cannot even roll over. She can't hold her head, her movements are limited, and her eyes suffer from conjugate strabismus. But she is fighting. And her family is fighting for her.

The girl now needs rehabilitation, medical support and special classes. Each procedure is a chance for Diana to make a step forward in her development, to learn at least the simplest things that are commonplace for other children. The family's financial resources are exhausted, so they can only rely on the support of philanthropists. Any help you can give is a chance for Diana to feel this world, to move, to smile, to live!

Please join the collection! Together we can give Diana a future!