Mariyka: I want to walk!

Tiny Mariyka was born at 32 weeks with a massive brain hemorrhage. This caused serious complications and affected the health and development of the girl. She underwent 6 operations and long treatment, but despite this, Mariyka is developing and showing good results.

Now the girl is 2 years old, and her diagnosis is post-hemorrhagic hydrocephalus (a condition after shunting), cerebral palsy, delayed statokinetic and psychospeech development. The girl is not gaining weight and needs constant supervision and help from adults. Maria does not walk on her own, she has a lot of salivation, she is afraid of strangers and sensitive to other people's touches. However, the girl really likes spending time with her mother and educational toys. In order to develop her physical and mental abilities, Mariyka needs to work with specialists and regularly visit rehabilitation centers.

In addition to Mariyka, this family is raising two more children, and the parents are simply unable to pay for rehabilitation at their own expense. However, you and I can help!

"I dream that Mariyka would walk and keep up with other children in development. I am asking for your help in paying for the rehabilitation," says the girl's mother. We really hope that Maryka's mother's dream will come true, but with our support. Shall we help?