Anticonvulsant medication is needed for girl

Anya is already 7 years old. It is 7 years of life of struggle for every step forward. Every right move is a victory. It is the movement that we, physically healthy people, do not even think about. How to turn around, how to get up, at least with someone's help, how to take a spoon in your hand to feel the strength in your hands. This is not much that Anya overcomes every day, every hour, every minute.

Anya is the second child in the family, the expected child. Nothing foreshadowed trouble. All pregnancy, childbirth within normal limits. The long-awaited discharge from the maternity hospital and a seemingly healthy child. But this is the second child, and the mother knew what a child should be able to do at every month of his life.

And then hesitation and misunderstanding began. What's going on? The child does not fix his gaze, does not pick up toys, strangely pulls his head to the side, does not hold his head at all... This is how it all started. Hospitals, examinations, rehabilitation. Diagnosis of cerebral palsy at 1.6 months, epilepsy. Hospitals and rehabilitation again. And at the age of 6, a new diagnosis of F72, in short severe mental retardation, also movement disorders and epilepsy. And no answer to the question - how did it happen? When? The family never even asks why. Because it is impossible to find an answer to this question.

The Podeyko family is military. Anya's father has been in the military for more than 20 years. Mom is an accountant in the military. Anya also has a sister, Zhenya, who is already studying in the 10th grade. Zhenya, like the whole family, has a certain goal in relation to Anya. One goal for all. They believe that it will definitely come true. The family is currently in need of help purchasing anti-seizure medication for Anya.