Glib is fighting the disease. 3

Friends, do you remember Glib? This is a boy who was born half-alive, because the umbilical cord wrapped around his neck, while the heartbeat went off scale. This is a boy who survived cerebral edema, convulsions, resuscitation and medication sleep. This is a boy who has been living with cerebral palsy, epilepsy and developmental delay for all 7 years of his life. This is a boy who is fighting an illness and really wants to be healthy.

Fortunately, complex systematic therapy improves Glib's condition, and after each rehabilitation he has improvements and new skills. If before the last rehabilitation the boy could not stand on his own, his epileptic seizures became more frequent and his emotional state and mental development worsened, his right leg became shorter than the left one and coordination of movements worsened, salivation increased, then after it his general condition improved significantly. The boy began to sleep better and show emotions, stand on both legs and concentrate his eyes, his salivation decreased and he became more active.

These are excellent results, indicating progress in Glib's condition. However, it is impossible to stop now, so as not to return to the “rollback” that occurred due to the war and the lack of proper treatment. Glib needs rehabilitation again, so we are raising funds to pay for it. Support us and the boy fighting the disease!