Thanks to your help, Sasha has made new progress through rehab!

Sasha Sereda is going to school this year, and because of his autistic personality traits, the boy was sent to a specialized school. Getting into such a school largely determines a person's future, which is why every mother of a child with autism tries to make sure that he can get into a regular school. Thanks to a rehabilitation course aimed at preparing him for school, Sasha successfully passed the commission and was sent to a regular public school, where his twin sister studies. This is a victory without a doubt, because we achieved the result we set out to help the child. Aleksandr's mother wrote a big letter to us, where we think that every word is important to give to you, so that you could understand what a priceless gift rehabilitation became for Sasha. Here is what Sasha's mother writes: "Hello, dear employees of the foundation and Tooba app users! I would like to share with you Sasha's important progress, which was made possible only thanks to your help. Within only two weeks of the rehabilitation course, the specialists noticed a significant jump in the intellectual development of my son, which was proved by the diagnostic examinations performed during the course. A very valuable and long-awaited result of the course was the improvement of socialization. Now Sasha is involved in socialization and group games; there is no more fear and stress. Now he not only observes, but also approaches the children, after which he expects them to be actively involved in the game. It is very touching that Sasha began to show special attention to children with cerebral palsy, expressing sympathy and desire to help in his own way. If earlier he avoided communicating, fiddling with books and grains by himself, now he does not want to be alone for a minute, he actively involves relatives, giving no preference to anyone. His relationship with his twin sister improved. Sanka almost never leaves her side, tries to get her attention in different ways. Sasha knows all the letters, numbers, colors and shapes, and quickly assembles puzzles. He writes hooks and letters more confidently and is mastering the connection of letters. His gait became more confident, his son learned to run and much more. Sasha began to need bodily contact: he often snuggles up, strokes, holds his hand, especially when he is experiencing any unpleasant feelings. And earlier, under the same circumstances, he would try to run away and cry on the sidelines, not accepting help from outside. And one more very important moment. Sasha's hearing and sense of smell are almost restored. We had been waiting for this moment for years, so I am writing to you with tears of joy and endless gratitude. This year my son is going to the first grade, a regular school, and it became possible only thanks to you! Thank you very much and wish you health and success in your noble deed!