Nargiza has an organic central nervous system disorder and epilepsy. Besides the fact that she has a very difficult time mastering motor skills, the disease causes her constant pain: severe muscle tone constricts her, causing spasticity that cramps her legs and twists her joints.
Until she was two, the girl barely slept and cried constantly, until her family found a rehabilitation center where specialists, using a combination of massage techniques and therapeutic exercise, helped Nargiza relax her muscles and master movement skills. Nargiza stopped crying and began sleeping and developing. However, if she takes a long break between treatments, the pain returns; home exercises are not as effective as working with specialists.
Nargiza's older sister has autism. Her mother, raising the girls alone, cannot afford treatment and needs support. Let's help prevent Nargiza's pain from returning.