Rakhman needs rehabilitation for autism correction.

Rakhman is now 10 years old. His diagnoses are autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and general speech underdevelopment (GSU) of levels 1–2. The boy was born at 37 weeks with hypoxia. At one and a half years old, he was diagnosed with delayed psycho-speech development (DPSD). This marked the beginning of a long and difficult rehabilitation journey, which bore fruit: Rakhman began to speak, and his understanding of spoken words improved.

However, when the boy was five years old, tragedy struck—he suffered a severe traumatic brain injury. Rakhman spent three days in intensive care. After surgery, neurosurgeons strictly forbade any physical, mental, or emotional exertion. Classes had to be suspended for almost two and a half years, which led to a significant regression in his development. The consequences of the injury were managed, but during this time, not all lost skills were fully regained. Aggression and emotional instability appeared. Following a medical board review, the diagnoses of ASD and GSU were confirmed. However, daily sessions and regular rehabilitation courses are yielding positive results. Rakhman has started to read and write little by little.

Let’s help the boy undergo another rehabilitation course and take another step towards a full life!