She was in intensive care under artificial ventilation, which led to brain damage and grade 2 ventricular hydrocephalus. Since birth, Aisha has been undergoing regular checkups, and doctors have assured her that all developmental delays are the result of premature birth. However, unfortunately, at the age of 2 years and 6 months, she was diagnosed with cerebral palsy.
After that, Aisha started taking rehabilitation courses, which had a positive effect. At the moment, she has already learned to walk. Doctors recommend continuing rehabilitation courses in order to consolidate the results achieved and learn new vital skills, such as independent walking, overcoming obstacles, climbing and descending stairs, and maintaining balance. Currently, Aisha is learning to keep her balance in a standing position, walk, climb and descend stairs. Regular classes are necessary, as botulinum therapy and step-by-step plastering have been performed.
Aisha likes to draw and sculpt from plasticine, as well as attend music classes.
Let's help the baby get rehabilitated together!
