Humanitarian Foundation BUDI HUMAN - Aleksandar Šapić

raises funds for Nataša Minić (2009)

Nataša was born after the first regularly controlled, hormonally maintained pregnancy. The birth was premature at 32nd  gestation week. Due to numerous complications after birth, she was hospitalized at the Institute for Health care of Children and Youth of Vojvodina. She was diagnosed with: spastic quadriplegic cerebral palsy (G80.0 Paralysis cerebralis spastica quadriplegica), neuromuscular scoliosis (M41.4 Scoliosis neuromuscularis), unilateral congenital dislocation of the hip (Q65.0 Luxatio coxae unilateralis congenita), strabismus, unspecified (H50.9 Strabismus , non specificatus), and other abnormal findings in diagnostics of the central nervous system (R90.8 Status systematis nervosi centralis ad diagnosticam abnormales alii).

From an early age, she has been regularly monitored by specialist doctors and continuous habilitation treatment has been carried out. In 2016, she had a hip replacement surgery, and in September 2022, she was surgically treated for a dislocation of the right hip.

Nataša finished the seventh grade of the IEP program, she is literate and can read, makes contact and communicates with difficult-to-understand speech, has progressed in intellectual abilities, and her emotional maturity is on a level that is considered the emotionally dependent relationship of a child of a lower age. She knows how to make jokes and enjoys having fun.

It is necessary to have surgery on her right leg again because she is in a wheelchair, has not walked independently and only with the help of orthotics is it difficult to stand and walk in a loom and a walker. Nataša's wish is to stand on her own two feet again and feed the abandoned animals on the streets of her city.

Funds are needed for operations, rehabilitation and kinesiotherapy, BDA therapies, therapeutic riding, orthopedic aids, control and specialist examinations, medicines and supplements, as well as for travel expenses.

May Nataša walk! Let's be humane!

Let's help Nataša!