Help Kira become independent. Stage 2

Kira was born already ill. Diagnoses fell rapidly one after the other: mental retardation, delayed speech, motor alalia. Kira's childhood has not been active. She did not respond to the usual things almost. Her grandmother taught Kira hardly to crawl because she could not walk. Gradually began to crawl, say "mama", "granny", "aunt"... But after two years of her life Kira abruptly stopped speaking. She had scattered attention, became being aggressive.

Kira was born already ill. Diagnoses fell rapidly one after the other: mental retardation, delayed speech, motor alalia. Kira's childhood has not been active. She did not respond to the usual things almost. Her grandmother taught Kira hardly to crawl because she could not walk. Gradually began to crawl, say "mama", "granny", "aunt"... But after two years of her life Kira abruptly stopped speaking. She had scattered attention, became being aggressive.

It was difficult for the child to sit in a place. The girl can dramatically start to cry and scream. Tearing her hair and biting her hands till bleeding. With speech therapy and massages Kira walked, began saying some words, but they are not completely understood. In normal kindergarten children do not understand her. And Kira is suffering from this, she feels that nobody understands her and becomes angry. She really wants to be heard, but can not do it. Kira wants to be a normal child, like the other kids. Singing, dancing, talking, jumping and running around like kids in kindergarten. Doctors from the Center of brain Stimulation agreed to help the girl, providing necessary treatment.

Her father left the family soon after diagnosing the disease as girls. The child has to overcome the disease almost alone. Currently Kira lives with her mother and grandmother, and the family has no money for treatment. Let's support small Kira in her difficult struggle again! Please, help Kira become a full child!

Name: Kira I. Stepaniuk, born 15.03.2010

Location: Kyiv region

Diagnosis: organic CNS lesions, mild mental deficiency, hyperactive behavior disorder