A step towards a happy childhood

Little Kharkov citizen, Vladimir Evtukhov, needs help from foreign doctors in treatment! Vova, the first of twins, was born prematurely weighing 1 kg 420 gr. At 7 months of pregnancy, an emergency cesarean was performed. A month and a half on nursing in intensive care: feeding through a tube, artificial lung ventilation, surgery on both eyes. Before discharge, the head of the intensive care unit told us the hard news: the results of the ultrasound showed severe damage to the brain with cysts.

At 1.5, Vovochka was given a disability and a severe diagnosis of cerebral palsy (double hemiplegia). For six years, with great love and faith, the family has been putting all its energy and resources into the recovery of his son, "the road will overpower the road." The kid was far behind in development, hypertonicity, did not hold his head, did not roll over, did not sit down, and hearing problems. Parents took timely rehabilitation courses at the Kharkov Neurological Hospital: massages, physiotherapy exercises, paraffin therapy, therapeutic baths, and electrical procedures. Unfortunately, there were no expected improvements in well-being and movement.

Thank God, we managed to find effective biomechanical rehabilitation (BDA) in Kiev with certified specialists from Serbia. Vova holds her head well, many independent movements, tries to sit, crawl, her vision and hearing have improved, the first word is “Mom”. The method of biomechanical rehabilitation is a scientifically proven approach that improves the structure of the body, thanks to a thorough diagnosis and an individual exercise program with special equipment. The cost of the 1st course of BDA is 880 Euros, for Vova it is recommended to take at least 8 courses.

Amounts for the family are prohibitive, we ask all concerned people, philanthropists to support Vovochka! “While doing good, let us not be discouraged, for we shall reap in due time” (Gal. 6: 9).

Name: Evtukhov Volodymyr, 23.05.2013

City: Kharkiv

Diagnosis: spastic cerebral palsy (double hemiplegia), motor disorders of the 4th level according to the classification of GMFCS, dysarthria, neurogenic esotropia, delayed psycho-speech development