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Yasmina's rehabilitation: progress continues

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Charitable foundation · Republic of Ingushetia

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Thanks to your support, Yasmina was able to continue her systematic rehabilitation. The funds raised paid for the classes necessary to consolidate and develop her acquired skills. The girl, diagnosed with cerebral palsy, psoriasis, and a congenital heart defect, has already completed numerous courses, and each one is bearing fruit.

As a result of this latest round of work with specialists, the positive dynamics have been maintained and strengthened: Yasmina remains active, feels more confident while sitting, and continues to master new motor skills. Doctors note steady progress and emphasize that regular classes are the key to future success.

We sincerely thank everyone who responded. Your support gives Yasmina the chance to move forward, become more independent, and discover a world of new opportunities. Thank you for your support.

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About the campaign

Yasmina has cerebral palsy and needs rehabilitation. Let's help her take another step forward!

Yasmina is 9 years old. She is a bright and kind child who courageously fights every day for the opportunity to live a full life.

Yasmina has serious diagnoses: cerebral palsy (CP), psoriasis, and a congenital heart defect.

Currently, Yasmina cannot walk or talk. However, despite these serious limitations, she has already completed numerous rehabilitation courses, each of which has yielded noticeable results. Thanks to regular and intensive work with specialists, Yasmina has learned to crawl, sit independently, and has become much more active. For some, these are ordinary skills, but for her, they are tremendous victories achieved through daily work and effort.

Doctors note positive progress and emphasize the importance of continued systematic rehabilitation. Yasmina has the potential for further development, but without ongoing professional support, these gains may be lost.

The family is struggling to cover the costs of treatment and rehabilitation on their own. Therefore, they are turning to all caring people for support. Every contribution is an investment in new skills, new achievements, and a chance for Yasmina to become more independent.