My lucky day. 4

February 10 is the happiest day of the Vaschenok families, on this day little Marina was born. The girl looked quite healthy: she ate well and slept well, at least so it seemed in the hospital. However, at home life turned upside down – the baby was constantly crying, did not want to eat and began to twitch often and intensely...

The worried parents immediately went to the doctors, and their conclusion was struck: Marina had a convulsive attack. She was immediately taken to intensive care, then they took a puncture from the spinal cord and began to treat meningitis. Suddenly, Marina's condition deteriorated sharply due to cerebral hemorrhage, doctors saved a small life for three long months.

Fortunately, the girl's condition was improved and she was allowed to go home, but on the very first night she had an attack again! It was after this that the doctors finally diagnosed Marina's convulsive syndrome.  In addition, it turned out that Marina also has spastic tetraparesis, pseudobulbar syndrome, she has optic atrophy and developmental delay.

Now the girl is already 10 years old, and she is still struggling with her diagnoses. Systematic treatment and rehabilitation improves Marina's general condition, she tries very hard and works hard to become healthier. And her efforts are not in vain: now the girl controls salivation better, chews better. The spasticity and trimmer in the legs are significantly reduced, and these are wonderful results!  But rehabilitation needs to be continued, it is impossible to stop there now. Therefore, we are starting a new fundraiser in support of Marina and we appeal to donors with a request to support this wonderful girl and help her get into a new rehabilitation course.