A fairy tale for Vika

Special Vikusia was born at a special time – fabulous, pre-Christmas. But the beginning of a little life was not much like a fairy tale: the girl spent the first weeks after birth in intensive care, she was in a very serious condition. At the age of 5 months Vika started to go blind, she underwent 3 surgeries, then there was again resuscitation, general anesthesias, and a preliminary diagnosis: leukemia. Fortunately, oncology has not been confirmed.

Special Vikusia was born at a special time – fabulous, pre-Christmas. But the beginning of a little life was not much like a fairy tale: the girl spent the first weeks after birth in intensive care, she was in a very serious condition. At the age of 5 months Vika started to go blind, she underwent 3 surgeries, then there was again resuscitation, general anesthesias, and a preliminary diagnosis: leukemia. Fortunately, oncology has not been confirmed.

When the girl was a year and a month old, she was diagnosed with cerebral palsy, spastic tetraparesis. Parents immediately began to treat their daughter. So began rehabilitation courses in Ukraine (Truskavets town), Moscow and the Czech Republic. At 11 months, Vika could not even keep her head on her own, but now she began to laugh, crawl on all fours, recognize her relatives, be interested in toys, hold her head, sit and pronounce the first sounds and words.

Now Vika has a golden period for recovery, she has every chance to catch up with her peers in the development. For this, she needs to undergo regular courses of treatment, which parents can no longer pay. But the girl who was born in such a fabulous period wants to believe in miracles. And in your support, which she really needs right now.

We really want to support this incredible girl and we are asking you to help us raise funds for a new Vika treatment course at the "Priorytet" center in Kiev. Let's give this special girl fairy tale for which she deserves!

Name: Kriukova Viktoria, 28.12.2016

City: Nova Kahovka, Kherson region

Diagnosis: cerebral palsy, spastic tetraparesis