Aysha has cerebral palsy. She needs rehabilitation to start walking.

Aisha was born at 26 weeks of pregnancy, one of triplets, weighing only 950 grams. Due to complications related to extreme prematurity, she and one of her brothers suffered a brain hemorrhage in the first days of life. The children were diagnosed with cerebral palsy, but Aisha was affected the most severely—her leg muscles became extremely tense (hypertonia), which is why she still has not started walking.

Every day, Aisha works hard so that one day she can take her first independent steps. In the fall of 2023, she underwent a selective dorsal rhizotomy—an operation that helped reduce muscle tension in her lower limbs. Now, it is especially important to continue rehabilitation: doctors recommend 4–5 courses per year to consolidate the results and help Aisha develop new skills.

But their mother is raising three children alone and cannot provide the necessary level of treatment for two of them by herself.

Please help pay for Aisha's next rehabilitation course so that she can continue working on her movements and become more independent!