Timur, who has a rare disease, needs a rehabilitation course.

Timur is a long-awaited child, but health problems began as early as the maternity hospital. He was born with clubfoot, had seizures on the second day, and after treatment, it became clear that the boy was developing with delays.

Genetic analysis revealed that Timur has a rare genetic defect. It is characterized by epilepsy and delays in motor and psychological development. This condition cannot be completely cured. But it is possible to help Timur live—to move, to sit, and one day, to walk.

Timur is now 3.5 years old. He regularly does physical therapy, undergoes ABA therapy, sees a neuropsychologist, goes to the pool, and his schedule includes hippotherapy, speech therapy, and massages. His parents' efforts are already showing results. At the Rodis zanovo center, Timur learned to sit independently, something he couldn't do before. He has developed support in his legs—the very thing without which taking a first step is impossible.

But progress cannot be stopped. Children like him need not just one-time help, but a system—a comprehensive rehabilitation program. The course is expensive, and for the family, the amount is unaffordable. That is why we are once again asking for your support—the Bereginya foundation has already paid for Timur's course at this center, and we know for sure—it really works.

Help Timur undergo a rehabilitation course! This is not just treatment—this is his chance for his first independent step.