Tzila came to ADI’s high dependency ward when she was just 4 months old. We recently celebrated her 10th birthday! As a young child Tzila had many feeding issues, including choking on food and having trouble keeping it down. Reimagining rehabilitation meant that ADI and her medical team took great care to provide a gastrointestinal feeding tube as a means to provide comfort and healing.

We are also working to explore and advance her abilities. Tzila attends school in the high dependency ward and loves her music class. In fact, Tzila showed us that she has perfect pitch. Through her music therapy, we helped advance her ability to engage, and she can repeat a tune perfectly after hearing it just once! Now, when she hears a well-known song, she immediately figures out which song it is and joins in.

Working with young people like Tzila in our high dependency ward has helped us reimagine what we can achieve in ADI Jerusalem’s Respiratory Ward to transform lives.

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