BERNAMA
The arrival of a child with special needs often brings a mix of love and uncertainty, with many parents quietly grappling with concerns about what the future may hold. For Nazlee Abdul Aziz, 48, that journey began when her son, Aaron Iman Ahmad Syukran, was diagnosed with Down syndrome, a genetic condition that affects physical growth, cognitive development and learning abilities. Yet, through early intervention, continuous stimulation and strong family support, Aaron, now eight, has grown much like other children his age.
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