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Zulfiya received the opportunity to undergo rehabilitation!

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Charitable foundation · Republic of Ingushetia

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Seventeen-year-old Zulfiya, who suffers from cerebral palsy, completed a rehabilitation program that yielded noticeable results. Thanks to regular sessions, she learned to sit confidently without support and began attempting to stand, which represents significant progress. Muscle stability improved, spasticity decreased, and overall endurance and balance increased. Speech therapy sessions helped develop communication skills, breathing control, and vocalization, which positively impacted her overall interactions with others. Psychological support helped increase motivation, reduce anxiety, and develop strong self-regulation skills. The rehabilitation results confirm the effectiveness of the therapy and the need for its continuation to consolidate the achieved level and further develop skills. We thank everyone who participated in this good cause!

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Help Zulfiya with cerebral palsy complete a rehabilitation course!

17-year-old Zulfiya with cerebral palsy proves daily that even the most difficult obstacles can be overcome. After years of rehabilitation, she has learned to sit without support and is trying to stand up — tremendous progress for a girl who cannot walk or speak.

Zulfiya now needs a rehabilitation course including sessions with a speech therapist, psychologist, physical therapy and massage. These classes will help preserve achieved results and create a foundation for new accomplishments.

Zulfiya's mother is raising three children alone, two of whom have serious illnesses. Besides Zulfiya with cerebral palsy, the second child has grade 3 valgus foot deformity and scoliosis. The family cannot afford regular treatment on their own.

Your support will give Zulfiya a chance to continue fighting for independence. Every session is an opportunity for her to become a little more independent.