You jump – you breathe – you live! 4

Trampoline jumping for babies with cystic fibrosis is a way to remove viscous sputum from their lungs. If the baby doesn't move much, thick mucus will fill the lungs and make it difficult to breathe. The baby hardly understands what a terrible enemy he faced, why his mother is sad and why he needs to do the same thing every day. But kids will be happy to jump on the trampoline, thereby performing part of the physiotherapy prescribed by the doctor in the form of a fun game.

Cystic fibrosis disrupts not only the respiratory system, but almost all organs and requires comprehensive treatment. Trampoline activity is only a part of therapy. Every day, these little fighters perform several inhalations, take handfuls of medications, and do breathing exercises under supervision of their mothers. The lungs simply will not function without all this.

A home trampoline is a real salvation for moms. You don't have to call children twice: boys and girls run to jump themselves. And the parents' hearts are happy: sputum moves away faster and it is easier for the baby to breathe. 

We want to give a little joy to eight more families of babies with cystic fibrosis within this fundraising. Trampoline is the simulator that our preschoolers and primary school pupils with cystic fibrosis need to be healthier and to save their lungs from disease. A lot of movement and a lot of fun – will we present them with it?