Help me to become a hero!

The baby was born half-dead, the umbilical cord did not allow him to be born within 2 hours. Then there were 3 weeks of resuscitation, ventilation, convulsions, brain edema... Glib was fed through a probe, he was in a drug dream. After this, the boy was diagnosed with cerebral palsy. Doctors also calmed the future mother and assured that everything is fine.

The baby was born half-dead, the umbilical cord did not allow him to be born within 2 hours. Then there were 3 weeks of resuscitation, ventilation, convulsions, brain edema... Glib was fed through a probe, he was in a drug dream. After this, the boy was diagnosed with cerebral palsy. Doctors also calmed the future mother and assured that everything is fine.

When you wait for the appearance of a child in 40 years, the sensation is completely like those in 20 or 30 years. You listen to yourself more strongly, you behave more seriously and responsibly, you enjoy these priceless moments, in fact, you understand that this will not happen to you anymore… Only grandchildren will be next.

Such feelings were also with Glib’s mom when she found out that soon she would have a child. Despite the age of the woman, her pregnancy proceeded well. However, at 39 weeks, the woman became ill: her pressure increased, migraines started. So she got into the department of pathologies. The condition of the woman did not improve, the baby also behaved uneasily. His heartbeat reached 180-220 strokes, and ultrasound showed a tight cord around the neck of the boy's umbilical cord...

When the baby was 5 months old, he went to the first rehabilitation course. Glib is a strong boy, he courageously passed all the painful procedures. And he will definitely be healthy, but now we have to support him in this. After all, parents who raise 2 more children, alone cannot cope with the financial costs of Glib’s treating. Help him grow up a healthy boy! Let him become a hero!

Name: Prylypko Glib, 15.07.2015

City: Volnogirsk, Dnepropetrovsk region

Diagnosis: cerebral palsy, double hemiplegia with stable motor impairment, symptomatic epilepsy with myoclonic and partial seizures, rough delay of psychomotor development