With faith in the heart. 2

The dreams of young Shynkariovy family differed little from what other married couples want: a full healthy family, a home and a successful career. When Virochka was born, her parents realized that the first point would not come true. The girl is born prematurely, her neck is tightly wrapped by the umbilical cord. Later, young parents will find out: Vira has a genetic disease and a few acquired ailments...

The dreams of young Shynkariovy family differed little from what other married couples want: a full healthy family, a home and a successful career. When Virochka was born, her parents realized that the first point would not come true. The girl is born prematurely, her neck is tightly wrapped by the umbilical cord. Later, young parents will find out: Vira has a genetic disease and a few acquired ailments...

The girl has hypoxia, she had no reflexes. Later, doctors diagnose both hypoxic-ischemic CNS damage, and hydrocephalic syndrome, and congenital heart defects, and the Smith-Lemley-Opitz syndrome (a violation of cholesterol synthesis). It's hard to imagine what parents went through then, but they sustained this blow and began to fight for their girl.

When Vira was 5 months old, she had an operation to remove heart defects. As soon as the girl was able to breathe normally and began to develop better, rehabilitators began to work with her. There are 4 courses of treatment in one of the Kiev centers behind, for this time Vira has learned to sit on her own, crawl on all fours, stand by the support and take her first steps. In her incoherent speech there are new warehouses, she became much more mature.

The strength of the spirit of this family can only be envied. However, their financial resources are exhausted, and the girl needs to continue to be treated. We will help to send Vira to a new rehabilitation course in the "Priorytet" center, and make her healthy!

Name: Shynkariova Vira, 07.08.2014

City: Gostomel town, Kyiv region

Diagnosis: organic lesion of the central nervous system, consequences of brain hypoxia, severe developmental delay, Smith-Lemley-Opitz syndrome