Sofoyan

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Sofoyan reached his early physical milestones with delays, crawling at seven months, sitting at ten months, and walking by the age of two. Although he can walk now, communication remains a major challenge. He does not respond when spoken to and struggles with speech clarity. Social interactions are difficult for Sofoyan. While playing with other children, he sometimes displays aggression, often hitting others or expressing anger. His eating habits are another concern—he has no interest in food, and his parents must force-feed him, which often leads to crying and distress. His parents have consulted many doctors, who have emphasized the importance of consistent medication and therapy for autism. However, they were also told that while these treatments may lead to improvements, they might not completely resolve his condition. Overwhelmed and disheartened, his family has stopped seeking hospital care for him. Despite the challenges, Sofoyan’s family is committed to finding ways to help him live a better life. Your support could ensure that Sofoyan receives the therapies, resources, and care he needs to make meaningful progress and foster a brighter future.