Misha spent almost two years in an orphanage. When he was placed in a foster family, the boy couldn’t walk, didn’t make eye contact, wasn’t interested in other children, and didn’t like being touched. His foster mother immediately started working on his treatment and development.
Now Misha is 12 years old, and it’s hard to believe how much he has managed to overcome. Until he was nine, the boy hardly spoke, but today he recites long poems, thinks logically, writes in neat handwriting, and solves math problems in his head. Misha plays piano pieces from the 4th grade, has a good understanding of gadgets, and enjoys doing sports: he rides a bicycle and a scooter, goes ice skating, swims, and is confident in the saddle.
From a little boy who had trouble communicating with others, Misha has grown into a strong and sociable teenager. His fears have disappeared; he has become interested in other children and has come to love hugs and tactile games.
The next rehabilitation course was aimed at further developing speech and cognitive skills. Regular sessions help Misha maintain the results he has achieved and continue to develop.
Thank you to everyone who supported Misha and helped pay for the necessary rehabilitation! Thanks to your help, he can continue his sessions, develop his abilities, and move forward.