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Your help helped Suleiman overcome an important stage of rehabilitation after a complex operation. This was necessary to consolidate progress and further development, especially in the formation of speech and motor skills.

The classes were continuous and included all recommended therapy. The result is already visible: Suleiman has become calmer, understands spoken speech better, and has shown positive changes in motor development. Doctors note that timely rehabilitation gave exactly the effect they expected.

We are sincerely grateful to everyone who responded. Your support gave the boy the opportunity not to miss precious time and move forward. Thank you for your trust, kindness and faith in his future.

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Suleiman has Apert syndrome. He needs rehabilitation to learn to speak!

Suleiman was diagnosed with Apert syndrome, a rare congenital disorder that requires long-term and comprehensive treatment. He is growing up in a large family.

At the end of last year, Suleiman underwent complex fronto-orbital surgery at a neurosurgical center in Moscow. This was a major step forward and gave him hope for the restoration of speech. Now he urgently needs the next stage: rehabilitation, including sessions with an ABA specialist, a sensory integration specialist, and adaptive physical therapy.

Unfortunately, such rehabilitation requires significant resources, which the family does not have. Without timely assistance, Suleiman could miss out on crucial time for recovery and development.

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KDL

Charitable foundation · Republic of Ingushetia

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