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When Oleksii was only 1 year and 7 months old, his mother heard words that were extremely difficult to accept: her son was diagnosed with cerebral palsy. A long journey lay ahead for their family – numerous therapies, medical treatments, challenges, and small but meaningful achievements.
Doctors gave discouraging prognoses, but Oleksii’s mother believed in her son and did everything possible every day to help him develop and become more independent. This belief, together with his continuous efforts, brought significant results.
Oleksii was unable to walk, but today, at the age of 20, he moves independently, performs many daily activities, studies, communicates, and remains an incredibly positive young man with a kind smile and a great appreciation for life.
We have supported Oleksii’s rehabilitation more than once. Thanks to the assistance of caring people, he has completed important rehabilitation courses, and each one has brought noticeable improvements: reduced muscle tension, easier movement, and better functioning of his arms and legs.
These achievements are extremely important, as cerebral palsy requires continuous support. In recent years, due to severe stress and frequent shelling, Oleksii’s condition has worsened: increased muscle spasticity, pain in his arms and legs, and a risk of further complications have appeared.
Despite all the challenges, Oleksii remains a bright and inspiring young man who is impossible not to notice. He loves life, his family, adores cats, and truly appreciates the simple joys of every day.
Today, Oleksii urgently needs our support once again. The help of caring people has already given him opportunities to move forward and achieve new results. Now, this support can help Oleksii continue his journey
| Full name: | Gryshchenko Oleksii, 20.06.2006 |
| City: | Vyshhorod, Kyiv region |
| Diagnosis: | Cerebral palsy, spastic diplegia with persistent motor impairments. Severe cognitive impairment. General speech underdevelopment (Level 1), dysarthria |
| ID: | 11249 |
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