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Thanks to you, Asiya has completed another round of rehabilitation!

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Asiya has completed a rehabilitation course — and once again with a worthy result. Born with the diagnoses of spina bifida and Arnold–Kiari syndrome type II, the girl proves every day that perseverance and belief in oneself can move mountains. The recent course brought noticeable changes: her movements became more confident, her speech richer and more coherent, and her psychological state has noticeably stabilized. Asiya is coping more easily with emotional stress and with each session discovers new abilities within herself.

We sincerely thank everyone who supported Asiya on this journey. Your kindness and involvement have given her a chance to become stronger, and have given us faith that we are not alone. Thank you for your open hearts!

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Asia has spina bifida and stage II Arnold-Chiari syndrome. Let's help her continue her rehabilitation!

Asia is a strong and bright girl who has lived with challenging diagnoses since birth: spina bifida and Arnold-Chiari syndrome grade II. From the very first days of her life, rehabilitation has become an integral part of her journey. Thanks to regular work with specialists, good results have already been achieved, giving hope for further development.

Asia is gradually mastering new skills, learning to move, communicate, and explore the world. But to maintain her progress and move forward, she requires ongoing training and support from specialists.

Asia currently requires another rehabilitation course, including physical therapy, massage, speech therapy, and psychological support. This combination helps her strengthen her body, develop her speech, and cope with emotional stress.

Unfortunately, the cost of treatment remains high, making it difficult for the family to cope on their own. Therefore, they are forced to seek help.