Adrian wants to move freely

This little 2-year-old boy is called Adrian, and he needs our help. Due to a congenital brain defect and spastic tetraparesis, the boy has mobility problems. Adrian also has delayed psychomotor development.

"My son's two legs and right arm are constantly tense. Because of this, it is very difficult for him to walk on his own – he can only walk while holding onto something, and if he tries to walk on his own, he takes a few steps and his gait becomes crooked. Adrian lacks fine motor skills in his right hand, so he plays and picks things up with his left hand, and can only use his right hand to help himself hold a toy," says Viktoria, the boy's mother.

Adrian needs rehabilitation with a physical therapist, massages, and help from an occupational therapist so that, over time, he can move freely, walk on his own, and use both hands. Previously, the family paid for the boy's treatment themselves, but Adrian's father fell ill with cancer, and now they simply do not have enough money for everything.

Please help Adrian with his rehabilitation!