Madina has cerebral palsy, she needs rehabilitation!

Madina is a special child who has struggled to develop since birth. She has cerebral palsy, profound psychomotor delay, partial optic atrophy, and hip dislocation. She grows up in a large family and is currently bedridden: she cannot see, speak, walk, or sit independently. However, Madina understands her surroundings, recognizes loved ones by their voices, and loves listening to cartoons. Thanks to regular rehabilitation, there has already been positive progress: Madina has begun holding her head up, and her spasticity has significantly decreased. These are important results, but further progress requires continued treatment. Madina now requires another course of rehabilitation, including Bobath therapy, massage, speech therapy, physical therapy, and orthopedic treatment. This is a significant financial burden for the family, and they are asking for help from all concerned.