Nazar needs anti-seizure medication

9-year-old Nazar is a special child. His parents have been treating him since birth. Unfortunately, my mother's birth was difficult. As a result, Nazar received severe brain injuries. The child does not sit, does not walk, does not even hold his head. His primary diagnosis of cerebral palsy is further complicated by epilepsy with a convulsive syndrome.

Doctors could not establish a final diagnosis for a long time. It seemed that Nazar was doing well. But it only seemed that way. In a month, the child began to have seizures and the child ended up in the neurological department of the hospital. For a long time, doctors selected anticonvulsant drugs for Nazar that were suitable for him. They finally found the right combination and the guy is still taking it.

Nazar's parents will spare no effort to put the boy on his feet in the literal sense of these words. He has been treated at the Kozyavkin clinic since he was 11 months old and has already completed 15 courses. The result is there, but not so significant. Nazar began to hold his head, makes various sounds, began to react to those around him.

All these years, the parents treated their son on their own. But under the conditions of the war, it became much more difficult. They are currently unable to provide Nazar with all the anti-seizure medication he needs. The mother is forced to seek help, because a break in the medication will again cause permanent convulsions in the child.