Attila was born at 25 weeks due to gestational toxemia, weighing 54 grams. During his birth, it was questionable whether he would survive the cesarean section. Attila wanted to live and fought!

He spent months in an incubator, I cried a lot because I felt sorry for him. The PIC nurses always said: mom, don't cry, the child was born alive, he wants to live, there's no need to feel sorry for him.

His mother did everything for Attila. A physiotherapist came to them twice a week, he was one year old when he stood up. From the age of one, he went to early development, therapeutic swimming, and from the age of two, he went to equestrian therapy for five years.

Attila was diagnosed with autism by his pediatrician when he was three years old – he was diagnosed at the age of 5: severely autistic, severely intellectually disabled.

At the age of 8, he was placed in the autistic group of the Montágh Imre Special School in Esztergom, spent 6 years in this group, then transferred to another group, where he spent two years, but unfortunately he couldn't handle it because it was a mixed group - there were people with Down syndrome and multiple disabilities in the group.
Attila was not doing well in the mixed group, so his student status was terminated.

Attila is not housebroken, wears diapers, and only eats food blended from a baby bottle. At the age of 10, he went blind in his left eye – a funnel-shaped retinal detachment. In the spring of 2023, it was discovered that he has glaucoma in his right eye, which cannot be operated on and he only receives eye drops for it.

His mother has been raising her child alone for 6 years and is doing everything she can to develop him and give Attila everything she can.

The mother creates her own communication cards and tasks to help her child develop.

Let's help Attila and his mother together, so that together we can create for Attila everything that will bring him closer to achieving his dreams!