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Thanks to your support, Alexander has successfully completed his rehabilitation program!

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Charitable foundation · Moscow

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We are happy to share some good news: Alexander has successfully completed his rehabilitation program.

He sustained a severe injury in a traffic accident in 2021. Since then, his recovery has required a great deal of effort, time, and regular work with specialists. This program marked a significant milestone on his journey toward regaining independence and walking confidently.

Both Alexander and the specialists noted marked improvements following the rehabilitation. There has been positive progress and a strengthening of essential skills—meaning another important step has been taken toward greater independence.

We thank everyone who supported Alexander and helped make this program possible. Thanks to your involvement, his recovery continues, bringing with it growing hope for further progress.

Thank you for your help, kindness, and caring support!

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About the campaign

Alexander needs rehabilitation after an accident!

In May 2021, Alexander was in a car accident. He woke up in the hospital. The diagnosis: severe trauma, right-sided paraplegia. His leg and arm were almost completely paralyzed.

Alexander is now 36 years old. In recent years, he has undergone treatment and rehabilitation, including independent exercise at home. And the results are showing. Today, Alexander can bend his knee, elbow, and wrist. He uses an elliptical machine at home. He gets up from a bench with a safety net—without assistance.

But doctors and rehabilitation specialists warn: rehabilitation is not a course, it's a way of life. At least twice a year. Otherwise, muscle tone declines, the lower back weakens, and social skills fade.

Now Sasha needs help again. Examinations by a neurologist and urologist, muscle strengthening, and social rehabilitation—all of this requires funds. Alexander lives with his mother, who is of retirement age, and provides him with support and assistance with everyday life. Without our support

Let's work together to help him preserve what he's achieved with such effort. Let's not let progress slip away. Join us in this good work!