Help Julia get her treatment

My daughter, who has a rare disease, is a “human time bomb” My daughter was diagnosed with a rare disease called AHC which affects one in a million Doctors describe this disease as making a person appear to be suffering from seven diseases at once. My daughter cannot walk or speak and will lose her sight and hearing due to this disease. It's like a paralyzed person who never moves. My wife and I wake up every day not knowing if it will be a normal day, or if our daughter's life will be in danger. We are collecting donations to travel to Germany so that our daughter can be treated and become like a child

Julia's condition worsened due to the war on Ga-z*a and fear

Julia was born on 11/16/2020 Five weeks later, she was diagnosed with alternating hemiplegia of childhood, also known as AHC. This disease causes "seizures" similar to epileptic seizures, but its symptoms also resemble stroke, paralysis, and Parkinson's disease. A seizure can occur at any time for the affected child

What is AHC disease? Progressive hemiplegia in children is a type of rare disorder that causes paralysis of one half of the child's body for a period and then moves to the second half in a row in devastating seizures that occur at unexpected intervals. This condition leads to epileptic seizures and difficulty learning and walking