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Misha and his family received the results of the study!

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We thank everyone who helped Misha for their support. Good news: the family has received the results of the genetic testing.

Misha will soon see a geneticist, who will give recommendations and possibly adjust his treatment.

Life is slowly returning to normal: at the end of summer, Misha will return to kindergarten, where he is being treated by a special education teacher, speech therapist, psychologist, and mental retardation specialist, and he is also doing neurogymnastics.

Misha continues to see a psychiatrist and undergo prescribed outpatient treatment. In the spring, he completed a rehabilitation course at a center in Chusovoy, and his next rehabilitation is planned for September-October.

Thank you for being with us and supporting Misha on this journey!

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About the campaign

Misha needs to undergo important testing to find the right treatment

Misha is only seven years old and has autism. He is delayed in speech and mental development: he doesn't speak, only vocalizing and grunting, doesn't understand spoken language, and mostly responds to gestures and intonation. His self-preservation instinct is weakened—he might run away during walks or climb to dangerous heights. His self-care skills are poorly developed: Misha needs help with dressing, eating, and other daily activities.

For over four years, Misha has been attending a special needs preschool. Experienced specialists work with him daily: a psychologist, a speech therapist, a mental health professional, a sensory integration specialist, and others.

To determine the optimal treatment and rehabilitation program, Misha needs genetic testing—whole exome sequencing. The results could unlock new opportunities: they can help determine the right course of support and give him the chance to master important skills for adapting to everyday life.

Let's help Misha take a step towards the future!