Magomed with diagnoses of cerebral palsy and delayed psycho-speech development needs a course of rehabilitation

Magomed is 11 years old. The diagnoses made when he was one year old are cerebral palsy (atonic-astatic form, level 2) and delayed psychoverbal development.

The boy is behind in his psychoverbal development. He has difficulty walking: his gait is unsteady, he often stumbles and falls, and he tires quickly, which makes long walks difficult. Sometimes, when he is tired, he becomes tearful and has outbursts of aggression.

Regular therapy sessions are yielding results—his overall condition is gradually improving. However, there is still a long way to go. So far, there has been no noticeable progress in his speech, but the family does not lose hope.

For further development, Magomed needs another course of rehabilitation, which the family cannot afford due to financial difficulties.

Let’s help the boy take this important step!