Help me become a warrior! 2

Gleb was born when his mother was 40 years old. Despite this, the woman’s pregnancy was good. But at week 39, everything changed: the expectant mother's blood pressure rose and migraines began. The baby's heartbeat reached 180-220 beats, the ultrasound showed a tight entanglement of the boy's neck with a umbilical cord, which for 2 hours prevented him from being born. Gleb was born half dead...

Gleb was born when his mother was 40 years old. Despite this, the woman’s pregnancy was good. But at week 39, everything changed: the expectant mother's blood pressure rose and migraines began. The baby's heartbeat reached 180-220 beats, the ultrasound showed a tight entanglement of the boy's neck with a umbilical cord, which for 2 hours prevented him from being born. Gleb was born half dead...

Immediately after that, the boy was transferred to intensive care, where he stayed for 3 weeks, then there was a ventilator, convulsions, cerebral edema, drug sleep and verdict – cerebral palsy. In 5 months, Gleb went to 1 in his life course of rehabilitation, after him there was another one.

Now Gleb is 3 years old, and he is already better at showing his emotions: he gets angry, rejoices, sings along when the music is playing, and smiles when he sees acquaintances. He is already trying to say something, sit independently and even walk. His hands have become more actin, now Gleb can hold objects longer, he has become more active. These results are very pleasing to the loved ones of the boy, because before that he could not do all this.

The boy is already invited to the next rehabilitation course at the Priorytet center, because the treatment of cerebral palsy is long and should not be stopped. But parents who are raising 2 more children are already financially exhausted. Therefore, we again appeal to people with a big heart: support our Gleb, he really wants to become a hero!

Name: Prylypkio Gleb, 07.15.2015

City: Volnogorsk, Dnipropetrovsk region

Diagnosis: cerebral palsy, double hemiplegia with sustained movement disorders, symptomatic epilepsy with myoclonic and partial seizures, gross psychomotor retardation