Little Vojin Must Exercise Daily to Stand on His Feet: Humanity Can Now Change His Life
Although years of therapies and treatments in spas and clinics at home and abroad have yielded excellent results, they have not sufficiently helped six-year-old Vojin Panić, from the village of Štulac near Vrnjačka Banja, to start school smoothly on September 1st. His mother, Tanja Topalović, is forced to postpone the child's start to school for a year to continue with treatment and rehabilitation in expensive clinics and rehabilitation centers.
TL;DR
- Six-year-old Vojin Panić has cerebral palsy and epilepsy and requires daily intensive therapies.
- His mother has postponed his school start for a year to continue with costly treatments and rehabilitation.
- Vojin's condition has improved with consistent therapy, enabling him to walk and speak.
- His mother is a single parent living on minimum wage and state aid.
- Monthly treatment costs approximately 100,000 Serbian dinars, with upcoming therapies in Niš and Herceg Novi costing significantly more.
- A humanitarian bazaar has been organized to raise funds, and donations can also be made via SMS.
- Vojin will undergo further treatment in expensive clinics and abroad after his stay in Banja Koviljača.