Heal the little Sonia

Sonia was born in Day of protection of children. A symbolic date that would have to mean that your child is not in danger in this world. However, on the second day after birth with a newborn Sofia is in trouble: in the eyes of the mother, the girl began to turn blue... She immediately transferred to the children's Department under the supervision of doctors.

On the third day in Sofia was diagnosed with jaundice, but other diagnoses were not established. However, the heart of mother felt that her daughter something wrong. Therefore, immediately after discharge the mother and baby go to the provincial hospital for examination, where she was treated for jaundice and on day 18 was allowed to go home. The doctors said that through the rapid birth of a girl was in trauma and brain hemorrhage.

The consequences of this began to manifest when Sonia was 2.5 months: it does not have fixed view, have not followed the items and does not respond to the request it. After a new examination of the girl established a new diagnosis: horizontal nystagmus, strabismus, partial atrophy of optic nerves, as well as low muscle tone, delayed psychomotor development. Parents actively began to engage in child health, carried out all recommendations of doctors, had passed all medical examinations. Although slow and delayed, however, Sonia is on the mend!

But to improve the status of girls, she needs more than one rehabilitation. Also need funds to further examination of the eyes and the election tactics of treatment, as in the city, where he now lives the family until the assistance to the girl to not be. Through a difficult situation with quarantine and lack of resources, they find it difficult to pay for needed treatment, and that Sonia was able to catch up with their peers, she needs our help!

Support this wonderful little girl! Sophia is still so young, but she already wants to be healthy.

Name: Rakovskaya Sofia, 01.06.2019

City: Kherson

Diagnosis: PNRW syndrome, syndrome of motor disorders due to hypoxic-ischemic CNS lesions