Cerebral palsy and epilepsy are a terrible combination. 2

Tymofii's parents dream and believe that their son will become an Olympic champion. They are not embarrassed that the boy, who just turned 4 years old, has a complicated form of cerebral palsy, and the additional diagnosis is epilepsy. "Timoshka will prove that diligent training for 5-7 hours a day will give its results. After all, for him, the main reward is not the Olympic medal, but the path that he masters to walk on his own with his feet", says the boy’s mother, Olena. 

For the last year of intensive rehabilitation, Tymofii has gained many new skills: he can sit on his own, leaning on his hands, his coups become faster and more active, his back muscles have strengthened. Timoshka finally crawled on her own! "It is for the sake of such seemingly small achievements of Timoshka that you are trying your best. Here such small achievements make us cry and rejoice at such an important success", parents share with us.

Now more than ever, Tymofii needs strengthened rehabilitation to achieve the desired result; one cannot stop, and the parents are making maximum efforts to help Tymofii to overcome the illness. And with your (albeit small) contribution you can support the parents and Tymofii, as well as their faith in the new Olympic champion!

Earlier at UBB, we have already collected funds for Tymofii. View the previous project you can by the link.

Name: Krainyk Tymofii, 02.04.2015

City: Kiev

Diagnosis: cerebral palsy, mixed form (level V for GMFCS), mental retardation, speech developmental delay, epileptic syndrome