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Abidat has successfully completed rehabilitation. Thank you for your help!

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Thanks to your help, Abidat successfully completed her rehabilitation course.

The specialists note that compared to before, she has become more patient, calmer, and less prone to tantrums. It has become easier to negotiate with her about lessons—now she shows more independent interest in them.

From my side, I see that she is trying to interact with other children (previously, she had absolutely no interest in them) in her own way, inventing unique games. She has become very playful and teases her younger sibling.

She has developed a great interest in crafts and drawing, so we have added another art therapy specialist.

Her speech now includes more words, but she still does not form full sentences—only short phrases with grammatical errors.

Dear tubers, thank you for being there!

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About the campaign

Abidat has a PO. To overcome the developmental delay, she needs to undergo a rehabilitation course

Abidat is five years old. She was first diagnosed with psychoverbal developmental delay (PVD) at the age of one year and nine months. However, the first warning signs appeared much earlier, around eight months old, when her mother noticed her daughter's developmental delay.

Today, Abidat has a confirmed complex diagnosis: in addition to the psychoverbal developmental delay, she has generalized level II speech underdevelopment, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and behavioral and emotional disturbances. The family is actively involved in her treatment: since the age of two, she has undergone regular rehabilitation courses and has annual visits with neurologists and psychiatrists.

However, the girl is noticeably behind in her development and is psychologically inappropriate for her age. Her presence of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, severe behavioral disorders, and difficulty controlling her emotions further complicates matters. Due to her aggressive behavior and socialization difficulties, Abidat is unable to attend kindergarten or fully interact with her peers.

The girl now desperately needs the next stage of intensive rehabilitation, but the cost is high, and the family cannot cope with the financial difficulties on their own.

Let's work together to help Abidat complete this much-needed rehabilitation course and take a big step forward in her future development!