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Aliyah underwent hearing rehabilitation treatment. There are results!

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Aliya has only been through the first half of her paid treatment, but the results are already encouraging: she has been accepted into a music school! Not long ago Aliya could only dream about it! In September she went to the second grade, she studies well, tries very hard, but for the time being her speech problems affect her grades.

Aliya will go through the next half of treatment in March-April. The family was given educational materials and recommendations how to practice at home until the next hospitalization. And Aliya thinks, that this is the most important thing for her to do at home.

The girl is very grateful for the chance to hear the sound of the world as it is heard by healthy people. And promises to do her best to get rid of her speech problems, too. There is a chance, and you have helped to take it! Thank you!

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Aliya needs rehabilitation to finally overcome her delayed speech development

Aliyah's perseverance is admirable. When all the children were enjoying their childhood, she was learning to live. It so happened that Aliya was born with a severe hearing aid pathology and is completely deaf, and in order to hear she underwent several difficult surgeries. The last surgery was cochlear implantation - hearing restoration by implanting sound processing units into corresponding parts of brain and ear. Immediately schooling began - children could not learn to hear, perceive and recognize speech transmitted by processors, and speak after hearing implantation.

Aliya took special rehabilitation courses each year and did it so diligently that at seven she was able to go to a regular school, to a class with healthy children. But to this day, when all of her classmates have vacations, she grasps at the opportunity to devote her time to overcoming her congenital condition. Unfortunately, she still has a hard time hearing other people's speech, she has a hard time remembering poems and stories, rules and new words. How many tears were shed over undeservedly low grades. Aliya understands that it is not her fault, and she is even more offended that she is only one step away from a full recovery, but she cannot make it.

The girl's parents have invested everything to help the child, and now that victory is so close, they have no money to pay for their daughter's hearing rehabilitation. Alas, she cannot cope without treatment - her diligence alone is not enough. Let's help her fight to the end for a happy future.