Lisa, a girl with expressive eyes, was born 12 years ago with a weight of 900g.
She fought for her life in intensive care for two months. I could! Survived! And by 10 months, a terrible diagnosis of cerebral palsy was added to the diagnosis of organic damage to the central nervous system.
From that moment on, Lisa's parents are fighting for the quality of their daughter's life. Permanent rehabilitation is replaced by complex multi-stage operations, plastering, and a long, painful period - the development of legs after removal of plaster bandages. When the legs are like sticks, they do not bend at the knees, they hurt, but the girl has to develop muscles and joints through pain and tears.
And Lisa - well done! New movements appear, the girl learns to walk in a walker, and she does it well, she understands that she can be independent and independent.
Lisa studies at a comprehensive school, she has many friends who play with her at recess, help put textbooks in a briefcase, hand over a notebook. But sometimes the girl silently accompanies with sad, wet with tears, the eyes of classmates who run out of class for recess or go to physical education. It's very hard to watch. And it's even harder to answer her question:
"Mom, when will I walk too?"
"Soon, but for this you need to work hard, study, develop your skills, learn something new" Mom and experts believe that the girl will go.
Let's help Lisa realize her dream together and send her to the rehabilitation center "Rodnik" in March!
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