Zahra is 5 years old. At 3 months old, her parents noticed that she was not making eye contact. As she approached her first birthday, her anxiety intensified: she showed no interest in anything, and her eye contact problem persisted. At 1 year and 10 months old, the family consulted a private neurologist, who diagnosed her with mental retardation (MSD).
The next four years were spent in ongoing treatment with various specialists, but unfortunately, no significant improvements were observed. A breakthrough only occurred at age 5, after she visited the Doktrina Clinic in St. Petersburg. It was there that the first long-awaited results were achieved: eye contact was established, speech comprehension improved, and Zahra began to pronounce individual words and follow simple instructions. Zahra currently has the following diagnoses: mental retardation (MSD), unspecified encephalopathy, ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder), and other related mental disorders.
To further develop and consolidate her positive progress, Zahra needs another rehabilitation course. Unfortunately, due to their difficult financial situation, the family is unable to pay for it themselves.
Let's work together to help Zahra take another step toward a healthy and fulfilling life!
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