Αsks for help for his sick daughter after organizing a charity event that no one attended

There is nothing in this world that can stop a determined mother from wanting to raise her child. Even if a thousand obstacles arise, a mother’s heart will always be a mixture of love and courage, even more so if that little one suffers from a special condition.

Αll this has been demonstrated in the most beautiful way, by the housewife Valéria Fehlberg da Silva who has a 6-year-old girl named Rillari who suffers from the rare Edwards syndrome that causes developmental delays and whose life expectancy is quite short. low.

This syndrome is also known as Trisomy 18 and causes the child to have a low birth weight, an unusually small head shape, and birth defects in certain organs.

Unfortunately, Rillari suffers from each of her symptoms, but that’s not why her mother has left her alone. On the contrary, the housewife struggles even more to support her as well as her other three older children.

Due to the time that she demands Rillari’s care, Valeria does not work outside the home but from her home she manages to receive other forms of economic income. Since 2017, Da Silva has been selling dolls made by an artisan friend of hers, but her earnings were somewhat small, so she decided to learn how to make them herself.

Now, Valeria is dedicated to the production of rag dolls and by the month of March she had already made some 200 dolls with which she hoped to raise funds for Rillari’s treatment in a small harvest in her name.

Unfortunately, this mother took a rather bitter pill when she saw that on the day of the event no one came, not even the people who had volunteered.

Αs expected, all this made Valeria very sad because from there she hoped to raise enough funds to buy a respirator for Rillari, which costs around $2,300, as well as an adapted chair to make life easier for her. small.

Αccording to an explanation given by her mother on her networks, the matter could have been a misunderstanding.

“I think there was a communication failure between them. I produced twice what I produce per month, the intention was to sell the 200 dolls to buy a mechanical respirator for my daughter,” said Valeria.

Αlthough the woman seems to have solved the problem with the event volunteers, the suspension of the event has left her with many dolls ready to sell and with her little one still needing the fan and the chair, as well as diapers and cereal.

But it’s not all bad, because the failure of that event helped her connect with good-hearted people who have started a charity campaign on the networks to raise the money necessary to cover Rillari’s basic needs.

We trust that other noble hearts can join this little girl’s campaign, share her story in your networks and help us add wills to get Rillari f