Gadzhimurad has successfully completed rehabilitation. Thank you for your help!Verified by Tooba

Gadzhimurad has successfully completed rehabilitation. Thank you for your help!

Tut Dobro

Charitable foundation · Republic of Dagestan

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Thanks to your help, Gadzhimurad successfully completed his rehabilitation course. His understanding has noticeably improved. Dear tubers, thank you for being there!

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Gadzhimurad has a delay in psychomotor development with signs of autism spectrum disorder. He requires a course of rehabilitation to develop his mental and speech skills.

Gadzhimurad is 10 years old. He is Muhammad's older brother, and both boys are growing up in the same family. They both require specialist help due to their developmental delays. Gadzhimurad's parents noticed the first signs of developmental delays when he was eighteen months old: he didn't respond to his name, he had no pointing gesture, and he constantly lined up his toys. The parents immediately consulted doctors and began examinations. After all the examinations, the boy was diagnosed with a delay in psychoverbal development with features of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and behavioral problems. Since then, Gadzhimurad has been regularly undergoing rehabilitation courses. Currently, he requires another rehabilitation course to overcome his developmental delays. Unfortunately, the family is unable to pay for it themselves due to financial constraints.

Let's work together to help Gadzhimurad complete this important rehabilitation course!

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Tut Dobro

Charitable foundation · Republic of Dagestan

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