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Thanks to the help of donors, Abdul-Malik underwent intensive care!

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Charitable foundation · Republic of Ingushetia

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Abdul-Malik has cerebral palsy. The boy has a gait disorder. Thanks to the help of donors, the boy underwent another rehabilitation course.

The rehabilitation course for Abdul-Malik included a comprehensive approach to his health. A specialist in physical therapy conducted sessions aimed at strengthening muscles and joints, as well as correcting gait disorders. Bobat therapy, in turn, is aimed at developing co-ordination of movements, improving sensory perception and establishing correct muscle tone.

Classes with a speech therapist allowed Abdul-Malik to expand his vocabulary, learn to pronounce sounds correctly and form coherent speech. Massage was an important component of the rehabilitation course. The masseur carried out manual effects on the baby's muscles and joints, helping to relax them and improve blood circulation. This helps to relieve muscle tension, improve joint mobility and overall fitness. Abdul-Malik is a real fighter who, despite his difficulties, strives to live a full life. With the support of the team of specialists and his loved ones, we are confident that he will be able to overcome all obstacles and reach new heights in his development!

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Abdul-Malik needs another course of rehabilitation!

Abdul-Malik was born prematurely, spent the first week in the intensive care unit. By the age of two the boy was diagnosed with cerebral palsy, spastic tetraparesis, he did not walk, did not sit, his head was badly held.

Due to parents' persistence and continuous rehabilitation, at the age of three the boy made his first steps, his spasticity decreased, his muscles strengthened.

Now specialists give him all chances of a healthy life if he undergoes timely rehabilitation. The boy's parents cannot afford to pay the rehabilitation courses and they will not be able to cope without our help.