Zaza will soon turn 6 years old. When she was 1 year and 6 months old, her parents began to notice that their daughter was lagging behind in development. At the age of 2, they consulted a neurologist, and she was diagnosed with delayed psycho-speech development (DPSD) with an autistic spectrum. Treatment was started and continued for a year and a half, but unfortunately, her progress has been slow.
Despite the difficulties, her parents do not give up and are doing everything possible for their daughter. Regular sessions and rehabilitation are necessary for Zaza to prevent developmental regression. At the moment, the girl does not say a single word and cannot imitate animal sounds; her development corresponds to the level of a 1-year-old child.
Unfortunately, the family's financial situation does not allow the parents to regularly undergo rehabilitation and treatment courses, as there is another child in the family with the same diagnosis.
Let us support Zaza together and help her complete this rehabilitation course, giving her hope for a healthy and fulfilling life!
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