Thanks to your help, Artem, a five-year-old boy with cerebral palsy (spastic diplegia), completed a rehabilitation program. The main achievement is that after just 10 sessions, Artem took his first independent steps using a walker. For his family, this became the biggest and most meaningful result.
During the course, Artem also began to sit more confidently and hold his back better without support. He started standing on his feet for longer periods without sudden collapses, which indicates increased muscle strength and stability.
Every new skill is a challenge for Artem. After being born prematurely, undergoing SDR surgery, and experiencing reduced spasticity in his legs, it is especially important for him to continuously reinforce the movements he has learned. Specialists note that with regular therapy, Artem has good prospects of learning to walk independently.
Artem is a cheerful, sociable boy with strong motivation — he is eager to catch up with his twin brother. Each rehabilitation course helps bring him closer to this goal.
Thank you to everyone who supported Artem and helped him take this important step forward!
