Charity exchange Dobrodiy

Target:

40000 UAH

Collected:

28661.83 UAH

Created:

22-12-2023

Status:

Open

7-YEAR-OLD VOLODYA WITH CNS INJURIES NEEDS EXPENSIVE MEDICINES!

Volodya Samofal has a serious diagnosis — a delay in psycho-speech development due to organic lesions of the central nervous system and metabolic disorders. Since birth, the hospital has become a second home for the boy. He was examined by pediatricians, neurologists and geneticists.

Until 2022, the boy regularly visited the educational and rehabilitation center, worked with a speech therapist, speech pathologist, and rehabilitation specialists. Now the child hardly speaks and needs constant expensive treatment.

In 2021, a geneticist-metabolist prescribed Volodya treatment with the expensive drug Cerebrokurin. Thanks to the participation of benefactors, we helped a young patient and purchased the first 20 ampoules of this medicine! The first results were amazing: the child started talking, learned to count to 100 and read!

In 2022, we managed to raise funds for the second, third and fourth courses of treatment. The results achieved through therapy are truly impressive. According to Volodya's mother, her son shows remarkable abilities in learning mathematics and foreign languages.

But Volodya still has a problem with pronunciation and concentration. To acquire new skills, he needs regular classes with specialists, as well as drug therapy, which includes taking "Cerebrokurin" and other drugs that can improve concentration, attention and memory.

Please support the guy! His future depends on your help! Join the fundraising for purchasing so important medicines for Volodya!

Full name: Samofal Volodymyr Olegovych

Date of birth: 04/14/2016

Diagnosis: Delay in psycho-speech development. Organic lesions of the central nervous system. Mitochondrial disease with secondary impairment of fatty acid oxidation. Connective dysplasia. Partial lactose intolerance. Hyperammonemia. Histamine intolerance. Violation of detoxification. Violation of carbohydrate metabolism. Iodine deficiency. Violation of the metabolism of sulfur-containing acids.