From the playground to the hospital. 2

For 6 months, Maxym Tkach has been struggling for his healthy life. An accident turned his life upside down. A healthy, active boy fell down from a low children's slide at the outdoor playground. He badly hit is head on the hard surface. Maxym has ended up having a severe head injury. Unfortunately, in Ukraine the choice of specialized centers with high-class neuro-rehabilitation facilities is very limited. Fortunately, doctors from the NODUS Clinic in Ukraine have agreed to help Maxym. However, the cost of their services is unbearable for Maxym’s family.

For 6 months, Maxym Tkach has been struggling for his healthy life. An accident turned his life upside down. A healthy, active boy fell down from a low children's slide at the outdoor playground. He badly hit is head on the hard surface. Maxym has ended up having a severe head injury. Unfortunately, in Ukraine the choice of specialized centers with high-class neuro-rehabilitation facilities is very limited. Fortunately, doctors from the NODUS Clinic in Ukraine have agreed to help Maxym. However, the cost of their services is unbearable for Maxym’s family.

Since July 2019, Maxym has been undergoing rehabilitation at the NODUS clinic. Since then he’s shown small but long-awaited progress. His brain activity has shown improvement. Doctors noted that Maxym had activity in both hemispheres of the brain, which indicates the possibility of a full recovery for the child. His parents have noticed this positive tendency as well. The boy reacts to what’s happening in the outside world. Nowadays, Maxim is engaged with experts on a daily basis.

Maxym still has a long way ahead to achieve his goal. We cannot leave him on his own on this path. Those positive changes give hope and confidence that this boy will recover. The NODUS clinic is famous for its good neurorehabilitation. But the cost is high. Please help Maxym to get stronger. Any amount donated will make a difference for Maxym’s family.

Name: Tkach Maxym, 05.01.2015

City: Odessa

Diagnosis: closed craniocerebral trauma, epidural hematoma, brain contusion, convulsive syndrome