From an early age, the child exhibited speech and communication difficulties.
At approximately 1 year and 10 months, his parents noticed that Dzhamalutdin was unresponsive to his name, and his active speech consisted of approximately 20 words.
After 2.5 years, his speech development regressed: his understanding of spoken language deteriorated, and he developed communication difficulties, hyperactivity, a picky eater, and a refusal to participate in activities.
The child is being monitored by a neurologist and psychiatrist, and a diagnosis of atypical autism without intellectual disability has been made.
Examinations also reveal associated disorders: residual encephalopathy with cognitive, speech, and emotional-volitional disorders of the autism spectrum, a retrocerebellar cyst, flatfoot, and postural abnormalities.
Specialists recommend comprehensive rehabilitation, including sessions with a speech therapist, a special education teacher, a neuropsychologist, a psychologist, speech therapy massage, sensory correction, bioacoustic therapy, massages, and hardware-assisted treatments. The treatment plan also includes EEG diagnostics and additional rehabilitation procedures.
The family has been recommended a course at a specialized center in Astrakhan, with mandatory accommodation during treatment.
Assistance with travel and accommodation expenses is also needed, as the family is unable to pay for everything themselves.
Please support Dzhamalutdin and give him a chance to develop and improve his quality of life.
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