Verified by Tooba

Thank you for giving Islam a chance to develop and believe in itself!

KDL

Charitable foundation · Republic of Ingushetia

collected

of RUB 159,126

Report ready

Donate to other campaigns

Report

Islam is a kind, positive, and smiling boy. He quickly connects with children and adults alike and loves board games, cars, and toy soldiers. But behind that smile lies a difficult battle: a rare brain disorder called moyamoya, in which blood vessels gradually narrow and close.

He has already suffered mini-strokes, headaches and leg pain, memory loss, and developmental delays. At his young age, Islam has undergone numerous surgeries, two of which were on his brain.

Thanks to your support, the boy completed another course of rehabilitation: massage, Bobath therapy, physical therapy, and speech therapy. The results were immediate—his pain has decreased, his speech has improved, and he has gained confidence in his movements.

We have not only consolidated his previous achievements but also paved the way for new skills. Islam continues to fight, and we continue to be there for him.

Download pdf report

368 KB • 4 pages

About the campaign

Islam has a rare brain disease and needs rehabilitation!

Islam is a kind, positive and smiling boy. Quickly finds a common language with children and adults. He likes to play board games, and also enjoys playing with cars and soldiers.

Islam has a rare brain disease called moya moya. This is a progressive disease that causes all the blood vessels of the brain to narrow and completely close over time.

Islam is worried about frequent headaches and leg pains. Memory impairment and delayed speech development are observed. There were micro strokes of the brain. During his young age, the boy underwent many operations: two of them on the brain.

Islam has undergone several rehabilitation courses. The boy has positive dynamics: the pain syndrome has decreased, and his speech has improved. To consolidate the results and learn new skills, he needs the following course. The program will include massage, bobat therapy, physical therapy and classes with a speech therapist.