Yesenia hopes on your help! 3

Yesenia. The girl with this beautiful and gentle name was born in 2014. But exactly one year later a terrible thing happened: her mother jumped out of the window being accused of her child’s illness by a local neurologist. And the truth is that the baby was born healthy, the trouble with the child occurred after the disease.

Yesenia. The girl with this beautiful and gentle name was born in 2014. But exactly one year later a terrible thing happened: her mother jumped out of the window being accused of her child’s illness by a local neurologist. And the truth is that the baby was born healthy, the trouble with the child occurred after the disease.

The child was born prematurely at 37 weeks, with a weight of 2500g, but quite healthy. Encephalitis - that terrible disease - was caught by the baby in a month. And from that moment both mom and dad would not leave the girl. They did their best to treat her taking into account the realities of a small town.

Unfortunately, to their misfortune, the incompetent, and easier to say, heartless doctor delivered his verdict accusing the mother in the occurrence of the disease in her baby. What an utter stupidity! But at that moment there was no one near this mummy, still a girl, no one who could have understood and supported her. And here is the result: the inconsolable widower father, a sick child and her grandmother, who was able to leave everything and come to the baby and support the family since then.

She was treated at the Center for Stimulation of the Brain. Dad girls recently offered to treat their daughter by a unique method in China. Doctors know that the baby is not hopeless, there are positive results and we need to continue treatment. But there is no money in the family. This family desperately lacks it. There is only one hope for the good people to help the child cope with the disease. You’ve just helped the girl once. Let’s help this little girl!

Name: Yesenia, 18.05.2014

City: Kryvyi Rih

Diagnosis: Acute encephalitis. Spastic tetraparesis. Convulsions. Atrophy of the optic nerve. Congenital dislocation of the right hip.