Help our little fighter continue his fight

Born at just 26 weeks, the moment Tanelli was born, he has shown us what quiet strength looks like. Chai Netanel Matityahu (Mathys) has faced more challenges in his young life than most of us will ever understand. In His first 8 months of life he has survived 8 resuscitations, Septicaemia, NEC, ROP, a stroke, and an embolism and 6 months in hospitals. Living with a severe form of cerebral palsy and a rare syndrome, Tanelli faces obstacles that are constant and complex. Yet behind the medical terms and hospital stays is a little boy who deserves comfort, dignity, and every possible chance at a life filled with love and care. As his mother, my greatest wish is simple — to give him the best quality of life possible, even in the face of lifelong challenges.

He is living with a severe form of cerebral palsy, epilepsy and as of last week he has been diagnosed  with a rare syndrome as well that means he will be fully dependent on me and others for the rest of his life. He requires 24/7 monitoring and care and will be wheelchair-bound with multiple medical complications and co...