The disease steals my childhood

Serhii is a boy from twins who was born the second because he was tied with an umbilical cord. The baby had oxygen deficiency, and at the age of 3 months he had his first epileptic seizures. At 4 months old, the seizures became constant, but fortunately, doctors prescribed anticonvulsants for the boy.

Over time, it became clear that Serhii was lagging behind his peers in development, could not hold his head, and did not show emotion... Doctors advised the boy to undergo a genetic test, which showed early infantile epileptic encephalopathy. Seri was assigned a disability, and he began attending rehabilitation at a local center.

Now the boy is 2.5 years old, he still can't hold his head, can't sit or walk, and has trouble swallowing food. Fortunately, there are no more major seizures, but his family still notices micro-epi-seizures. The boy really needs rehabilitation, so we are launching a fundraiser and ask you to join in! Let's not let the disease steal his childhood