Evelina Bledans' son experiences developmental regression

Several years ago, the renowned actress and star of the "Mask Show" Evelina Bledans gave birth to a son with Down syndrome. The artist and her husband knew in advance that their future child would have genetic abnormalities. However, the couple decided to carry the pregnancy to term.

Semyon's health problems

For a while, the couple actively worked with little Semyon, and the boy even showed progress. He already knew some letters, assembled pictures with logic tasks, and so on.

At the same time, the child experienced health problems common in people with Down syndrome. Semyon underwent several operations, regularly suffered from pain, and took painkillers and other heavy medications, which negatively affected his internal organs.

Unfortunately, the use of most modern, effective medications is prohibited at a young age. As a result, doctors had to choose less effective but accessible drugs, while Semyon himself regularly experienced discomfort.

After some time, the baby's father could not withstand the psychological strain and left the family. Alexander now has another wife. The father occasionally takes little Semyon to stay with him and also looks after the son while Evelina is on tour across the country.

The child simply does not receive proper treatment or social adaptation. This could not but affect Semyon's development. As a result, the child began to fall significantly behind in development, and some of the skills he had acquired were lost.

Now Semyon barely speaks, only making incoherent sounds. The six-year-old boy cannot fasten his sandals independently, constantly sticks his tongue out, and behaves like a two-year-old. It is evident that there is a regression in his development. The child has problems with fine motor skills, delays in speech and psycho-emotional development, and so on.

Semyon's problems become increasingly evident with each passing year. Instead of focusing on his development, each parent tries to arrange their personal life and have another, healthy baby.

Meanwhile, Bledans continues to promote the birth of children with Down syndrome. She even promises to send her son to a regular school instead of a special educational institution where professionals work with such children.

However, the artist forgets that during puberty, teenagers with Down syndrome can become uncontrollable. The consequences for Evelina may be tragic.