Abdullah has been diagnosed with residual encephalopathy with emotional and volitional disorders. He requires rehabilitation to overcome his developmental delays.

Abdullah will soon turn 8. He has a complex diagnosis: residual encephalopathy with generalized speech underdevelopment (GSD) level III, emotional-volitional disorders, and vertebrobasilar insufficiency. His parents learned of the diagnosis only in 2024 and have already completed numerous rehabilitation courses. Their efforts have paid off—significant positive progress has been observed. After treatment, Abdullah's attention, memory, and fine motor skills have improved. He has made new progress in his speech: he has begun to correctly use prepositions, coordinate words, and has even gained the ability to retell short texts. To consolidate these gains and learn new skills, the boy needs another rehabilitation course. Unfortunately, the family cannot afford it themselves, as they are also spending their resources on the treatment of their second child with autism. Let's work together to help Abdullah take another step toward recovery!