Understand, talk, communicate! 3

Misha Belyi is 8.5 now. When he was 2.5 he was diagnosed with receptive language disorder, dysarthria, expressive speech disorder, psycho-speech delay, arachnoid cysts of the brain was detected, the child did not understand anything and did not speak.

Thanks to the support of caring people, Misha regularly undergoes rehabilitation courses and this has a positive effect on his development and health. Misha is now a schoolboy, he learns poems, practices handwriting, sturdily copes with all tasks, studies in good faith, he became more serious and focused. Not so long time ago his mother cried with happiness when listening to the first poem told by Misha in the kindergarten. This was for the first time for 7 years! And now he goes to school, is active at classes, works with pleasure, strives to get a sticker, which is a teacher’s mark.

Such results please, give hope and inspiration. Misha started to speak much better, everyone in school loves and understands him. He participates in all school events. All these changes are possible thanks to a patient daily work and help of caring people. The work does not stop at home either. Misha is very affectionate and kind, he has a wonderful positive sense of humor and love to everything surrounding him. Recently he became fond of yoga, playing chess and so on. Misha finds support at home, at school and at the correction center. The development process is rather successful, it is stable and the work must be continued. The next 3 courses of psychological and educational correction require 48,300.00 UAH.

Besides Misha and his twin sister Ameliia, there are two other children under the care of the family. When Misha’s uncle died in 2008, the boy’s parents took his orphaned children. Since then Misha’s parents have to work hard to keep a family of many children. Money is extremely not enough. Misha’s treatment requires big sums each month the family does not have. However, the parents can’t stop treating their son. This is why they have to ask caring people to support them in this struggle for the health of their son!