Time for Mark's new achievements

When Mark was only a few days old, doctors made a serious diagnosis - central nervous system damage, seizure syndrome and ischemic nephropathy. After his condition stabilized, his parents hoped for the best. But at the age of six months, the seizures returned, and soon Mark was additionally diagnosed with cerebral palsy. The struggle began - difficult, exhausting, but necessary.

Today Mark is 6 years old. He still does not speak, does not have a pointing gesture, although he understands spoken language at the household level. He does not sleep well at night, often shows anxiety, sometimes does not respond to his name. He has an unsteady, unsteady gait, episodes of drooling and tantrums. However, despite all the difficulties, he is growing up to be a purposeful, kind and sincere boy. Mark loves to listen to poetry, responds to music and observes the world closely.

The only thing that helps him move forward with confidence is regular rehabilitation in specialized centers. Each course is a small breakthrough: new skills, better control of movements, calmer sleep, and the first steps towards independence. At home, Mark is also actively engaged with his parents, but without professional support, his progress can stop.

Now Mark needs another course of rehabilitation. Let's help him make another important step towards his dream of reading his favorite books on his own. Let's give him a chance for a future in which he can face the world with confidence and overcome challenges with a smile.