Save my Dania! 4

Dania is growing up before our eyes. With each new day, he becomes more independent, attentive and patient. And this oh how difficult, given the number of his diagnoses... This indicates one thing: he is a real fighter for his own health. And he has been fighting since birth: how he and his mother first heard that the boy has a myotonic syndrome, neuro infection and inflammation of the central nervous system. The first days after the birth of Dania constantly shook his head and cried. And over time, parents noticed other problems: the boy had deformed feet and impaired posture. Subsequently, there was a delay in psychomotor development, until the age of 7 the boy barely spoke.

Dania is growing up before our eyes. With each new day, he becomes more independent, attentive and patient. And this oh how difficult, given the number of his diagnoses... This indicates one thing: he is a real fighter for his own health. And he has been fighting since birth: how he and his mother first heard that the boy has a myotonic syndrome, neuro infection and inflammation of the central nervous system. The first days after the birth of Dania constantly shook his head and cried. And over time, parents noticed other problems: the boy had deformed feet and impaired posture. Subsequently, there was a delay in psychomotor development, until the age of 7 the boy barely spoke.

But as soon as the boy began to be treated in specialized centers, improvements appeared. Dania began to speak, write and count. He courageously and calmly goes through the necessary procedures, retells the plots of his favorite cartoons and remembers the information. The boy became calmer and more attentive.

Doctors praise Dania and recommend that they undergo rehabilitation systematically. However, funds in the boy’s family are not enough. We are starting to raise funds again for Dania and we ask all kind-hearted people to support us!

Name: Dikhtiaruk Daniil, 30.08.2012

City: Kryvyi Rih

Diagnosis: consequences of neuro infection, delayed psychomotor development, a myotonic syndrome with persistent severe disorders