Give Karina the future. Stage 4

1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9 - exactly the number of the kids mom Yuliia has! Yuliia brings them up by herself! It is hard, but she does not complain, because it is his happy motherhood! Only occasionally, when the kids don’t see, furtively weep her tears watching the progress of her daughter Karina - the first talk, first word, and first step. But these are not tears of joy, but the tears of sorrow that these achievements are given to her child completely in different way than all the other children have.

Every mother wants her child to be born healthy and strong... Once Mother Yuliia got to know that one of the daughters-twins does not like average child, her life was flopped over.

This meant that Karina would have completely different childhood. Mother's happiness would be quite different. Not the same as the others have. Because the education and care of the child with cerebral palsy is markedly different from the usual education of the healthy child. It implies a stronger return of attention, love, warmth, support and parental understanding. The child needs more warmth from the closest people, but also from all of the world.

Fifteen-year-old Karina is struggling to please mom, but it’s very hard to deal with disobedient body in which her bright soul is chained. She needs help!

Regular passing of Rehabilitation at International Clinic of Rehabilitation (Truskavets, Ukraine) has already shown its fruits - the girl stood on her her feet, and even made her first steps! Now we collect funds for the next stage of the treatment, which (we strongly believe in it!), brings a further step towards a normal life of Karina!

Hospital waits for Karina to pass treatment from February 22 till March 5. The course fee is 6 706.50 UAH.

We ask all concerned people to join our initiative and lend a helping hand to Karina, so that she could please her big happy family, and her mother to smile more often!

Name: Karina I. Gusak, born 05.12.2000

Location: Kyiv

Diagnosis: cerebral palsy, spastic tetraparesis syndrome in the stage of crawling on their bellies, in the phase of getting up in support. Delay psychoverbal development. Movement disorders IV level classification GMFCS