Aisha has a genetic form of epilepsy and developmental delay. She needs rehabilitation to continue her development

Aisha is eight years old. The girl was diagnosed at the age of one year, when she noticed a significant lag in psychomotor development. Until the age of three, the girl did not walk at all, treatment and constant visits to specialized centers helped her take her first steps. At the age of two, an examination revealed signs of epileptic brain activity. Now the girl's speech is limited, and she perceives only a small part of the words addressed to her. For a long time, the family worked with qualified speech pathologists, which led to the appearance of the first meaningful words. Recently, doctors diagnosed the child with a serious illness — a genetic form of epilepsy with concomitant behavioral spectrum disorders and delayed speech development. Further speech development is possible only if you complete a specialized rehabilitation course, the cost of which is extremely high. It is difficult for a family to cope with such expenses, since the financial situation leaves much to be desired. Therefore, we ask you to support the girl and help raise funds for such an important program of treatment and restoration of Aisha's abilities.