Medina has autism. To overcome the developmental delay, she needs to undergo a rehabilitation course

Medina is six years old. The girl's health problems became apparent at the age of two, when her parents noticed that the child was not responding to her name or to requests from adults. A long road of seeking help began: visits to doctors, consultations with neurologists, and numerous examinations. As a result of research conducted in St. Petersburg, at the specialized Prognosis clinic, Medina was seriously diagnosed with epileptic encephalopathy with damage to the central nervous system.

The girl underwent several rehabilitation courses, first at the Makhachkala Habilitation Adaptation Center, and later was transferred to the Nashe Put Adaptation Center. In addition, the girl is being observed at a children's neuropsychiatric dispensary, where she was additionally confirmed to have childhood autism.

Now Medina needs a special comprehensive rehabilitation course to promote her development and improve her health. However, the financial situation of the family is difficult, and it is not possible for parents to pay for classes on their own.

We can unite and help little Medina get the necessary medical support and increase the chances of a child's full development. Let's do it together!