Illia needs treatment. 3

Having gone through the difficult path of his birth, Illia immediately ended up in intensive care, where the child stayed for a month. The boy began to have seizures and the doctors immediately warned his mother that they would face severe disability.

When Illia was only six months old, he and his mother were sent to OKHMATDYT for treatment. There he was diagnosed with a disability with subgroup A.

The boy is now 12 years old. The boy has been receiving anticonvulsant therapy all his life. He does not sit, does not walk, does not talk, and moves around in a wheelchair. He cannot take care of himself.

Mom knew that life would be difficult, but from the first day she has been resolutely fighting for her son. She is by his side all the time. The child's seizures have not disappeared, but the medications have significantly improved the boy's condition.

Illia is now taking expensive anticonvulsant medications. The family cannot cope with all the financial needs for the treatment and support of the boy's condition on their own. Therefore, they are turning to you and asking for your help in purchasing the necessary medications.