Seven-year-old Amir was eighteen months old when he suffered a severe developmental setback after contracting measles: he stopped responding to his name, his pointing gesture disappeared, and hyperactivity developed.
At age two, a neurologist diagnosed him with delayed speech development and recommended specialist sessions. Through hard work and patience, his speech comprehension improved. At age three, ASD and ADHD were added to the diagnosis. Medication was initiated, and the child attended kindergarten. At age five, the family resumed intensive sessions. Amir developed eye contact, echolalia, and began repeating words.
Now the boy needs another rehabilitation course, but his parents are unable to afford it.
Let's work together to help Amir take another step toward recovery.
