Angelina was born with a rare genetic disorder—Pradera-Villi syndrome. Due to pronounced hypotonia, the girl was significantly delayed in her motor development and was unable to eat independently for a long time. She spent the first years of her life in a children's home in Ekaterinburg.
In February of last year, Angelina found a family. When her adoptive mother first saw her, the girl showed almost no interest in what was happening and simply lay on the carpet. But at home, everything gradually began to change.
Today, Angelina confidently crawls on all fours, walks while holding onto support, climbs onto chairs, and has become much more active and expressive. She is interested in toys and books, loves music, and is already saying her first words.
To consolidate her progress and learn new skills, Angelina needs another course of rehabilitation. The sessions will help develop her motor and speech skills, strengthen her body, and gradually make her more independent.
Support the fundraising for Angelina's rehabilitation! Help the adoptive girl continue to develop and acquire new skills.
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