Help me become a warrior! 3

Gleb is a very thoroughly laid-back child, when he was born, his mother turned 40 years old. But he was born very hard: the baby's heartbeat reached 180-220 beats, and the umbilical cord wrapped around his little neck, which prevented the boy from appearing. In the end, Gleb was born half-dead...

Gleb is a very thoroughly laid-back child, when he was born, his mother turned 40 years old. But he was born very hard: the baby's heartbeat reached 180-220 beats, and the umbilical cord wrapped around his little neck, which prevented the boy from appearing. In the end, Gleb was born half-dead...

Next was resuscitation, mechanical ventilation, convulsions, cerebral edema, and medication sleep. And after that, a sentence was sounded that cut the ground from under his feet: Cerebral palsy. This is for life... But with the treatment of this diagnosis, the parents did not delay, and when the son was 5 months old, Gleb went to the first rehabilitation in his life.

Now Gleb is already 4 years old, and 5 completed courses of treatment. The results are obvious: he vividly demonstrates his emotions, consciously says the word "go", independently accepts various objects with his hands, holds his gaze for 30 minutes. Diagnostics confirms that Gleb has improved motor skills and speech centers. The boy has improved coordination, now he himself sits with his hands on his hands, rearranges his legs and puts them on his foot and costs 20 seconds on his own! Gleb also decreased epi-activity, now he is learning to crawl.

These are impressive results, but there are still many new skills ahead, you just need to continue the treatment and work hard. And for this we need funds that are sorely lacking. Therefore, we are starting a new phase of raising funds for the treatment of Gleb. Support this little boy who wants to become a hero so much!

Name: Prylypko Gleb, 15.07.2015

City: Volnogorsk, Dnipropetrovsk region

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