Help Cielo Heal and Walk Again After Her Stroke

Cielo is a bright, joyful, and loving 3-year-old who has already faced more than most of us will in a lifetime. One year ago, her life changed unexpectedly when she suffered a stroke that affected the entire left side of her body. She lost mobility and independence almost overnight — but not her spirit.

It started like any other morning. Cielo woke up with a stomach ache, and as she headed to the potty (she was in the middle of potty training), she suddenly fell to one side. Her mom immediately noticed that something was wrong: although Cielo could still speak, she wasn’t moving the entire left side of her body.

Trusting her instincts, her mother rushed her to the hospital. After a CT scan, doctors discovered that the stroke was caused by a blockage in the right carotid artery in her neck — a condition incredibly rare for someone so young.

Thanks to her mother’s quick action, Cielo received timely care and has made some progress. But her journey is far from over.

To regain her strength and mobility, Cielo now needs intensive and ongoing therapies — physical, occupational, and possibly speech therapy — as well as specialized medical treatments. These therapies are crucial for her to recover as much movement as possible and to live a full, independent life.

After the stroke, Cielo and her family had to return to Argentina.

Due to her condition, health insurance is unaffordable and treatment costs are overwhelming.

We ask for your support in helping Cielo to get better.

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How You Can Help

Your donation will go directly toward:

• Weekly therapy sessions (physical, occupational, and more)

• Specialized medical evaluations and follow-up care

• Equipment to support her mobility and development

• Transportation costs to and from appointments

Any amount — big or small — makes a real difference. Even just sharing this campaign helps Cielo get closer to the support she needs.

Cielo is a fighter with a bright future ahead of her. With your help, we can make sure she gets the care she needs to walk, run, and play again like any other child her age.

From the bottom of our hearts — thank you for being part of her recovery story.