With Faith in the heart. 5

Tiny Vera, when she was born, immediately began to fight for her life. The umbilical cord wrapped around the girl's neck, preventing her from breathing. The newborn had no reflexes and was diagnosed with congenital heart disease, hypoxia, genetic disease, Smith-Lemli-Opitz syndrome, and CNS lesions. It is difficult to imagine how the little girl's body coped with these tests, but Vera survived.

The first stage was heart surgery – it was needed to be able to carry out further treatment. The next stages are the fight against the consequences of cerebral hypoxia, gross developmental delay, Smith-Lemli-Opitz syndrome. The girl attends rehabilitation centers, works with doctors and at home, tries very hard and wants to be healthy.

Vera recently underwent another rehabilitation course, where she was able to get thanks to your support. After him, the parents began to notice that their daughter became more attentive and persevering, she notices and reacts to quieter sounds and movements. Now you can work with Vera for a longer time, her body and immunity have become stronger.

Parents are making every effort to improve Vera's condition, but their financial condition does not allow them to do this to the full. Therefore, we are starting to raise funds for a new rehabilitation course for Vera and we very much hope for your support!