My non-childish dream

Friends, today we want to introduce you to the story of little Alisa. It all started with the fact that after the birth of Alisa did not scream, the doctors began resuscitation measures. On the third day, already in the neonatal pathology department, the baby underwent an ultrasound scan, which showed hypoxic damage to the central nervous system and cerebral hemorrhage. Then there were two long weeks in the hospital, doctors' consultations and treatment.

At the age of 3 months, during a routine examination by a neurologist, it became clear that Alisa still could not hold her head on her own. Of course, the doctors prescribed treatment and made recommendations, which were strictly followed at home. However, when the girl was one year old, she was still diagnosed with cerebral palsy, spastic tetraparesis.

Now Alisa is 3 years old, and her parents do not miss a day to cure their daughter. The girl needs constant medication and rehabilitation treatment, which, fortunately, is bearing fruit. Now Alisa is trying to hold her head and sit with support. She doesn't speak yet, but understands a lot. She is an active and attentive girl who wants to talk with friends, hug her parents, run and play catch-up.

It's a pity, however, such seemingly common things for many, for Alisa now seem to be an unattainable dream. This childish dream – to be healthy – today depends not on the girl herself, but on the funds needed for her treatment. Friends, we ask you to support Alisa, help her get on a new rehabilitation course in a specialized center and get one step closer to realizing her non-childish dream.