Parents are giving up.....help! 3

Sometimes they give up: the war, the son's serious illness, which at the same time disrupts the work of his entire body: prevents him from breathing freely, prevents him from gaining weight and resisting infections. The boy has very poor vision due to atrophy of the optic nerves and blindness in the left eye. But Roman is 15 and he dreams…he really wants to get a treadmill. Roma needs a gym not only to have a strong and beautiful body: the track is a chance to fight off the disease and have more years of life.

Every day of a person with cystic fibrosis is taking medicine, inhalation, performing physical and breathing exercises. Sports and movement are one of the important points in therapy. The track will help Roma increase the volume of her lungs, make it easier for the body to get the necessary oxygen and cough up viscous sputum. Every day, thick sputum forms in Roma's lungs, and if it is not coughed up, it will become more difficult to breathe, and the disease will worsen. Exacerbation means hospitalization and life-long therapy with expensive drugs and an extreme threat to life.

We're asking for your help in raising funds to pay for Roma's treadmill  and medicine. Dreams should come true, and children should overcome diseases.