Mesedu has a rare diagnosis: primary ciliary dyskinesia. It was only diagnosed this year. Mesedu has had pneumonia eight times in her life, and it's impossible to count the number of bouts of bronchitis. And only this year was the cause finally discovered: a genetic defect that paralyzes the microscopic cilia that line the airways and normally remove mucus from the body.
Mesedu is now seven years old. She's lively, active, and very sociable, but her lungs, bronchi, and sinuses are congested. She takes antibiotics nonstop, but her breathing isn't getting any easier.
But it can still be fixed. Mesedu needs a medicated solution to thin the mucus, and inhalers that transform it into a fine suspension of microscopic particles that can penetrate all parts of the lungs, bronchi, and sinuses.
Help provide Meseda with everything she needs for daily therapy – this will help clear her body of mucus, and she will be less likely to get sick and be able to breathe freely.
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