The family of little Lower Austrian Rosalie is simply overwhelmed by their willingness to help.
“So many negative things are happening, so I’d like to make a positive difference.” It is just one of many examples of touching words that have reached the “crown” in recent days. The trigger for the willingness to help is little Rosalie from Brunn am Berge in Lower Austria.
Diagnosis of cerebral palsy
As reported, the five-year-old girl has been diagnosed with cerebral palsy since birth. Due to the damage to the brain, patients will need help for the rest of their lives. Rosalie is in a wheelchair and being fed. Now her mother Katharina also has to fight with the health insurers. The reason: While everyone from neurologists to therapists to doctors is in favor of an “E-Fix,” an electric motor with joystick for Rosalie’s wheelchair, the insurance company won’t cover the cost.
Donation account created
After the article “Krone” about the brave girl and her loving mother, numerous readers came forward and showed that the “Krone” family stays together. While entire wheelchairs were offered, one reader now even wants to take on the full cost of a major project. These are ongoing, ranging from adjustments to the car or family home to ongoing therapies. More than 2000 euros in donations have now been collected in a donation account specially set up for this purpose.
If you also want to support Rosalie, you can donate with the recipient “Mission Hoffnung” (IBAN: AT32 1400 0012 1088 8418) and the subject “Donation for Rosalie Petscher”.
Source: Krone
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