Thank you for your help! Georgy has completed his rehabilitation course

Four-year-old Gosha has a difficult history: cerebral palsy, hydrocephalus, epilepsy, and partial optic nerve atrophy. He is fed through a gastrostomy tube and has palliative status, yet he remains an incredibly joyful and cheerful child. He adores fairy tales, songs from "The Bremen Town Musicians," and his cat, Barsik. To sit in his wheelchair without pain and better manage his body, he needed rehabilitation. The results of the course exceeded all expectations: during the sessions, Gosha rolled over from his back to his stomach for the first time—an event his family had been waiting for so long. The boy has started to hold his head up for much longer, and most remarkably, he has begun to "switch on" his hands, which he couldn't use at all before; now he can find his own nose or put his fingers in his mouth. Additionally, thanks to the instructors' work, muscle tension has been reduced, helping Gosha avoid spinal curvature and pain. The family sincerely thanks everyone who gave Gosha the chance to feel his body and take these important steps in his development. Thank you for your kindness!