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Dina has made great progress after her rehabilitation course!

Prekrasnoe daleko

Charitable foundation · Krasnodar region

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Dina is unwell since birth. The girl has multiple developmental delays, and needs constant rehabilitation courses. Thanks to you Dina has had another such course, which brought positive dynamics in her development. Spasticity decreased, so her movements are smoother, range of motion is bigger, and she has more support on hands, her body is stronger. Sound pronunciation improved, and the girl learned the alphabet and numbers. She achieved success in overcoming her fear of communicating with others. At the end of the course Dina's mother received homework from the speech therapist and physical therapist. Now Dina will be able to continue her studies at home, between professional rehabilitation courses! We would like to thank you for helping Dina. As Dina's mother said: "My daughter owes her success to you!

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Dina needs rehabilitation!

Dina was born on time, but the birth was complicated and the baby has suffered a lot. Dina spent 3 weeks in the maternity hospital on special care, and with improvements, but still very weak, she was discharged home. The parents immediately noticed developmental delays, weak reflexes and excessive sleepiness. Doctors confirmed the health problems. But, thanks to that Dina is undergoing a rehabilitation course, she has already achieved a lot. Now Dina is 4, she is able to turn from back to stomach and back. She is trying to crawl and can sit up with the support. Dina is playing with toys, she is reading books, she knows her body parts, colours, numbers, animals, objects. She is answering questions in her own language, showing her acceptance and rejection. She is not in nappies, she can go to the toilet and she is chewing and drinking from a cup. Please help us to raise funds to pay for Dina's next rehabilitation course, so that she may continue her fight against her illness and achieve more success.