The gathering is over: Amir will be able to become independent

Due to a severe birth injury, four-year-old Amir Ashurov was diagnosed with cerebral palsy and spastic hemiplegia. The boy was born at 39 weeks of gestation with a weight of 3,600 grams, but the delivery was difficult, and he suffered from asphyxia due to an umbilical cord around his neck. Unfortunately, these events had a lasting impact on Amir's development. Today, he walks with uncertainty and significantly lags behind his peers. To catch up with them, he requires ongoing rehabilitation. The boy's mother, Alexandra, says that she had anxiety very early. At five months old, Amir had an MRI scan, and the result was disappointing: the effects of stroke, cerebral palsy. "I was in shock, at a loss.: what to do, how to treat, where to contact? There were a lot of questions about how and when it happened, and it still interests me," recalls Alexandra. Amir has been undergoing periodic rehabilitation sessions for the past six months. During this time, he has made significant progress in his physical recovery. He has learned to sit, crawl, and walk short distances, although each step is challenging due to his rapid fatigue and spasticity in his leg and arm. Despite his efforts, Amir still does not speak or understand spoken language. Alexandra is raising her son alone. Due to the baby's condition, she is unable to work, so she does not have the funds for regular sessions with a physiotherapist, psychologist, occupational therapist, and speech therapist. Thanks to the support of all the caring users of the Tooba platform, we have raised money for a rehabilitation course that will help the boy learn new skills and become more independent.