To overcome the barrier

Today Daniel is almost seven years old, but in his just begun life he has seen and experienced a lot. When he was born the doctors did not want to admit their mistake in childbirth and predicted an awful life to the child and the parents. Their prediction was that Daniel’s life to be without walking, talking and understanding anything. “No, only hope is not enough”: said the parents and began to actively struggle for their child’s health and development.

“I believe in faith and people’s kindness! And that is what I am going to teach my son. In my dreams Danny is a sterling member of the society. His character and his interests are forming now, and most important merits as for a man as for a human being are growing – these are strong will, endurance, gratitude, care for people around and perseverance. I am sure that given a support in treatment and rehabilitation – we will overcome the disease. I, as his mother, am not interested at all why this tragedy happened because we are looiking into the future with hope and faith. We are making plans how we will play, run, study in school, meet friends, love and live a full life.

All the possible examinations and treatment methods in conjunction with rehabilitation sessions have given a very good result and helped to avoid painful surgeries and the suffering of my child. He now is capable of walking along the wall and he is developing mentally…” Now the situation is coming to a very important moment, but Daniel’s parents do not have the money for the decisive courses of development and rehabilitation. There is hope that the child will overgrow the ailment by the age of ten in case of active actions. We are asking to help this family to be an example for other families. NOT TO GIVE UP, BELIEVE IN THE CHILD AND THE HOPES WILL COME TRUE.

Name: Morokhovskyj Daniil Alekseevich
Date of birth: 05.09.2007
Diagnosis: Severe mental retardation of residual-organic genesis, impaired formation of receptive and expressive speech
(OHP – 1st level), persistent social maladjustment. F-72; F-80; F-80.2