Tamara underwent EEG monitoring to track the possible onset of epilepsy and receive timely assistance.

Toma was born a cheerful, healthy baby. She started speaking early, loved books and music, and used to push her dolls around in a toy stroller. But after the age of two, something changed. Toma began to lose the skills she had once mastered. Now she needs help with even the simplest tasks—getting dressed, eating, washing up. She doesn't sense danger—she might run toward a road or try to pet a stray dog. But she loves water, cartoons, hugs, and swinging on the playground. Toma lives with her mom and grandmother, and they support each other every day. Right now, it’s crucial to perform an EEG to monitor epileptic activity and help doctors understand how to support Toma’s development moving forward.