Amir was born with signs of hypoxia. It seemed unlikely this would affect his development, but minor deviations were still present. At one year old, he underwent heart surgery (atrial septal defect), and by the age of one and a half, his mother began to notice alarming symptoms: he didn't respond to his name, avoided contact with other children, and was emotionally unstable.
By the age of two, he was diagnosed with developmental delay, and thus began their difficult journey. Amir was prescribed medication and remedial classes. At five and a half, a new diagnosis—childhood autism—was added to his existing difficulties. And at six, he had his first seizure, confirmed by an EEG as epileptic.
Amir requires regular remedial classes to continue his development, but his family is in a difficult financial situation and cannot afford them.
Let's support Amir and help him complete this important rehabilitation course!
