A family from Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania is asking for donations for dolphin therapy for their four-year-old daughter. Rapper Bushido also takes notice of this. This has enormous consequences.
The rapper Bushido (45) transferred 19,000 euros to a family from Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania so that they could pay for dolphin therapy in the Caribbean for their four-year-old daughter. “Frieda’s therapy was paid for by Bushido,” the family wrote on the Internet platform “Gofundme.com”, where they had solicited donations for dolphin-assisted therapy for the extremely premature baby Frieda. The rapper confirmed this to the German Press Agency.
According to the family, the child was born with his twin brother in the 22nd week of pregnancy. The boy did not survive. Frieda often had to undergo surgery and has many limitations. The family lives in Bobitz in the Northwest Mecklenburg district.
That’s why the parents rely on treatment in the Caribbean. “Through therapy with dolphins, I can learn up to four times faster and with greater intensity! I’m sure this will help me learn to walk and talk,” they write on the website on behalf of their daughter. The “Ostseezeitung” had previously reported.
Bushido feels reminded of its own fate
According to the report, Bushido was reminded of his own family’s fate by the story of the Bobitz family, and that is why he and his wife contacted the family. His wife had a ruptured membrane in the 17th week of her triplet pregnancy.
The triplets were born in the 37th week of pregnancy. “The difficult pregnancy and the fear for the children took a lot out of me. I fell into depression and was in therapy,” the musician told the “Ostseezeitung”.
The rapper is currently on tour in Germany – with his wife, seven children and a nanny. They live together on tour buses.
Source: Stern
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