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Al Etihad
16-07-2025
- Health
- Al Etihad
Naya's heartwarming success story at age eight
16 July 2025 14:20 ABU DHABI (ALETIHAD) SEHA's Sheikh Khalifa Medical City, a subsidiary of PureHealth, shares the inspiring journey of Naya, an eight-year-old girl born with Down syndrome, whose developmental progress serves as a beacon of remarkable growth is a testament to the outstanding, high-quality interventions provided by the Rehabilitation Centre at Sheikh Khalifa Medical City. All professionals involved in her care have delivered exceptional support, underpinned by expert leadership and consistent, compassionate has made exceptional progress in her speech therapy. Once communicating with fragmented and underdeveloped language, she can now express her thoughts and needs in complete sentences—and is working towards fluency in three languages. Najla, Speech Therapist at Sheikh Khalifa Medical City, shared her pride in Naya's accomplishments, noting that her journey demonstrates what is possible with dedication and tailored occupational therapy, Naya has attained full independence. Tasks that once posed significant challenges are now performed with ease, enabling her to participate in daily life like any other child. Anas, Occupational Therapist, described her transformation as truly rewarding and a reflection of Naya's determination and in physical therapy, Naya has shown immense improvement in her balance and posture, overcoming a history of toe-walking. Karim, Physical Therapist, praised her as a true warrior for her resilience and Naya thrives at Al Bateen Academy – Aldar, actively participating in school life without the support of a shadow teacher. Her seamless integration into the classroom reflects her hard work, the strength of the interventions she received, and the unwavering support surrounding family has been a vital source of strength throughout her journey. Her mother, Mrs Lina, expressed joy at witnessing Naya's growth, crediting her achievements to determination and the exceptional care provided by the Rehabilitation Centre. Her father added that Naya's story proves that with faith, hard work, and the right support, anything is possible. The family conveyed heartfelt gratitude to the entire SKMC story is a powerful reminder of the extraordinary potential that can be unlocked when awareness, expertise, and compassion come together. Her ongoing journey of resilience and success serves as an inspiration to families across the UAE and beyond. Sheikh Khalifa Medical City, part of SEHA, is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF). This recognition, in addition to its SEHA accreditation, reinforces the facility's commitment to delivering exceptional, patient-centred care across both acute and rehabilitative services, in alignment with the highest international standards.
Observer
12-02-2025
- Automotive
- Observer
UAE's camels shine on 2nd day of Al Bashayer festival
MUSCAT, FEB 11 The UAE's 'Hemloulah', 'Nawyed', 'Al Nader' and 'Najla' snatched the top rounds of the category to win the cups, guns and cars on the second day of the Al Bashayer Camel Festival on Tuesday. 'Al Madinah', owned by Oman's Said bin Salim al Jadaili, won the fifth car at the 18th Al Bashayer Festival for Purebred Arabian Camel Racing 2025, which continues for six days at Al Bashayer Square in the Wilayat of Adam from February 10 to 15. As many as 5,320 camels are taking part from Oman and GCC, competing in 84 rounds for valuable prizes including 20 cars, three daggers, three guns, seven cups and the golden and silver swords. The first day, February 10, was for the 'Hagayeg' category, two years old, for 4 km. Nineteen races will be in the morning with cash prizes for the top ten. In the afternoon, there were 8 main races with cars, a cup, and a gun as prizes for the winner and cash prizes for the top 10. The second day, February 11, was for the 'Lagaya' category, three years old, for 5 km divided into 15 races in the morning with a cash prize for the top 10. Seven main races were held in the afternoon, with five cars, two cups and a gun for the winners and cash prizes up to 10th place. The third day, February 12, will be for the 'Yathaa' category, 4 years old, for a 6 km race. Eleven races will be in the morning with cash prizes for the top 10. Four main races will be in the afternoon, and the winners will receive four cars, two cups, and a gun, in addition to the cash prizes for the top ten. Morning rounds results: Read as: Round, Winning Camel, Owner, Timing 1. Sahari / Hamad bin Mohammed al Wahaibi / 7:50:45 2. Sougah / Hamid bin Said al Neyadi / 7:48:27 3. Shaheen / Ali bin Said al Hashemi / 7:44:89 4. Jabarah / Gharib bin Saad al Kathiri / 7:45:91 5. Al Shahiniyah / Ali bin Said al Hashemi / 7:46:71 6. Lahab / Saad bin Hamad al Janibi / 7:45:77 7. Lamha / Mahmoud bin Mohammed al Wahaibi / 7:43:06 8. Raghad / Al Hamdi bin Salim al Daree / 7:48:21 9. Shaheen / Salim bin Sulyem al Jahafi / 7:39:55 (Best Time) 10. Wasfah / Ali bin Rashid al Amri / 7:50:49 11. Al Dhabi / Abdullah bin Salim al Wahaibi / 7:49:73 12. Raaboub / Ghasib bin Ali al Fazari / 7:50:61 13. Farhaa / Mohammed bin Saif al Harsoosi / 7:51:67 14. Al Shahiniyah / Hamad bin Said al Qanoubi / 7:57:88 15. Al Shumeimi / Mohammed bin Hamad al Bataini / 7:52:79 Afternoon rounds results: Read as: Round, Winning Camel, Owner, Timing, Prize / Hijn Al Ryasah (UAE) / 7:29:10 / Cup and a car 2. Nawyed / Salim bin Thaloub al Dare / 7:30:36/ Cup and a car 3. Al Nader / Jumaa bin Mohammed al Ketbi / 7:27:63 / gun and a car 4. Najla / Atiq bin Matar al Qubaisi / 7:37:99/ car 5. Al Madinah / Said bin Salim al Jadaili / 7:39:25/ car 6. Mardhiyah / Awad bin Ubaid al Wahaibi / 7:59:35/ cash 7. Raddad / Hamad bin Mohammed al Wahaibi / 7:48:35/ cash
