War changed the lives of twins

Varya and Mila are five-year-old twin sisters from the town of Hola Prystan. Born at 34 weeks of pregnancy, the girls' development was close to normal from birth, they began to speak, were interested in animals, nature, and loved music...

But with the advent of a full-scale war, the occupation of their hometown, and constant explosions, the children began to live “in their own world,” did not understand the language spoken to them, did not respond to their names, and developed stereotypical behavior. The girls have had many consultations with specialists and doctors, a lot of examinations and treatment over the past two years. The diagnosis was autism. The most effective way to correct them is to attend classes at a rehabilitation center, where children work with a psychomotor development specialist, speech therapist, correctional teacher, physical rehabilitator, cerebellar stimulation rehabilitator, and receive a massage.

🚨 Thanks to the Bonum Ukraine Foundation, the sisters were able to undergo a rehabilitation course.
"From the bottom of my heart, I thank the Bonum Ukraine Foundation and every person who donates, thanks to such incredible people, children have a chance for a normal future!!! Thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️" - the mother wrote for you.

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