For the sixth year, Rostyk takes medicine

Rostyk started to get sick almost from the moment he was born. Already at the age of three months, the baby started having seizures. Since then, the boy's life has turned into a continuous intake of medications and endless consultations and examinations. His mother is desperately fighting for Rostyk's health, despite the doctors' disappointing prognoses. And it is paying off: Rostyk is getting stronger with age, both emotionally and physically.

Rostyslav has already matured considerably. His parents were happy when they took him to the first grade. Although Rostyk is successfully engaged in physical therapy and constantly takes medications, it is quite difficult for him to learn. He has epileptic seizures several times a day.  

A big problem is that Rostyslav's disease requires regular changes of medications to prevent seizures. The selection of effective medications continues to this day. Not all of the boy's medicines are provided free of charge by the state, and they cost a lot, and the family is not able to buy them all the time. The period when the available medicines run out is the most difficult time for the mother. Recently, they have been treated with charitable funds, and now they need support again.