Help Nati take the next step! ❤️

For some children, taking their first step comes naturally.

And there are others who have to work for years on every single movement.

Our little girl, Nati, is one of them.

She was born at 24 weeks’ gestation, weighing just 760 grams.

As a result of her premature birth, she developed cerebral palsy, which severely affects her mobility.

Nati cannot walk, stand up or sit down unaided.

Yet every day she works with tremendous determination to make progress.

In recent years, a wide range of developmental activities and therapies have become part of her daily routine:

• physiotherapy,
• robotic therapy,
• equine therapy,
• swimming,
• intensive motor development and rehabilitation.

In 2021, Dr Igor Nazarov performed a myotenofasciotomy on Nati in Barcelona.

The procedure was followed by several months of intensive rehabilitation. Nati worked incredibly hard to make the most of the opportunities offered by the operation.

We have already seen once just how much such an opportunity can mean!

Nati has been given another chance to continue her rehabilitation. Once again, a very important moment in her life has arrived.

Dr Igor Nazarov examined her, and based on the results, Nati has been offered the chance of surgery, the date and location of which are:

10 November 2026 – Barcelona

On this day, Nati will undergo another myotenofasciotomy.

For us, however, 10 November is not the finish line.

Rather, it is the start of a new journey.

The operation will be followed by intensive rehabilitation, which will ensure that we can get the most out of the procedure.

We would like to raise €10,000 for Nati to cover the costs.

The main costs for the coming period are:

🏥 Surgery in Barcelona: €4,900

💪 4 weeks’ intensive therapy: €2,800

🤖 50 sessions of robot-assisted therapy: €4,000

The total cost of the operation and the two courses of therapy is approximately €11,700, and on top of this we also need to cover the costs of travel and accommodation in Barcelona.

We have set a target of raising €10,000 through the 4fund campaign .

This is a huge sum for us, which is why we are turning to you for help.

Why is post-operative rehabilitation so important?

Nati’s treatment does not end with the operation.

On the contrary: one of the most important phases begins afterwards.

According to the rehabilitation plan we’ve been given, the various therapies can be gradually reintroduced, and intensive rehabilitation can then continue.

After the operation, Nati would need a 4-week course of intensive therapy, followed by 50 sessions of robot-assisted therapy .

We do not want to promise miracles, but we would like Nati to be given every realistic opportunity to continue developing to the best of her ability.

A smoother movement.

A better posture.

A greater range of motion.

An easier everyday life.

For Nati, even these seemingly small changes would make a huge difference.

This is where we’re asking for your help.

It’s not the size of the donation that matters.

Many small contributions can add up to a sum that would be almost impossible for a single family to raise on their own.

Every contribution counts.

If you’re unable to support us financially at the moment, all we ask is that you:

share Nati’s story.

It may well be your share that brings the fundraising campaign to the very person who can help.

We’d also like to show our supporters exactly where their help is going.On the Facebook page of Nati’s charity,the Angyali Léptek Foundation: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61582326182973 we regularly post updates on Nati’s preparations, the operation, her rehabilitation and the progress she has made.

The surgery date, 10 November, is already marked in our calendar.

Until then, we have one major goal:

to raise the funds that will make Nati’s operation and subsequent rehabilitation possible.

❤️ Thank you for believing in Nati and supporting her

Thank you to all our supporters who are standing by us, whether through a donation or by sharing this post.❤️

The Halász Family