Maria is having a hard time, help her. 2

Immediately after her birth, Maria was admitted to the intensive care unit because her condition required resuscitation. The baby had seizures and was fed through a tube. Maria stayed in the intensive care unit for 6 days, after which she was sent to the neonatal pathology department. There, the girl was diagnosed with severe hypoxic-ischemic CNS damage, depression syndrome, convulsive syndrome, secondary cardiopathy, and neonatal jaundice. The girl did not cry, but she winced in pain, she was afraid of loud noises, could not move her arms and legs, and her pupils "ran away" upwards.

But that was not all. A month later, Maria developed epilepsy and twitching to the right side. At the age of 3 months, farsightedness was added to the girl's diagnoses, and at the age of 7 months, she was diagnosed with cerebral palsy.

Now Maria is 4 years old, but she still does not roll over on her own, does not sit, walk, talk, and eats only broken food.

Fortunately, rehabilitation is improving the girl's condition. After treatment, Maria sleeps better, holds her body longer while sitting with adult support, and holds her gaze longer. The girl has made attempts to control her hands, her nystagmus has almost disappeared, new sounds appear, and she looks at a new place with interest and awareness.

Maria needs to continue her treatment, but her family, who have already exhausted all their savings and are also IDPs from Donetsk Oblast, simply do not have the money. Let's help this girl with her rehabilitation!