Khava needs rehabilitation to overcome developmental delay

Khava is 5 years old. She has been diagnosed with epilepsy, delayed psychoverbal development, a heart defect, and atonic-astatic syndrome.

After rehabilitation courses, good results were achieved: Khava began to speak more words, began to form simple sentences, and her gait became much more confident. These changes demonstrate the importance of regular rehabilitation.

Doctors strongly recommend avoiding long breaks and continuing the sessions regularly to maintain and consolidate the results achieved.

The main goal now is to continue rehabilitation and help Khava develop her acquired skills and move forward.