Daniel was born weighing just 1.5 kilograms and spent his first weeks of life on a ventilator. Around his first birthday, his parents noticed developmental delays, and soon after, he was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy. From that moment on, the fight for every movement began: through Vojta and Bobath therapy, acupuncture, and endless physical therapy courses.
Now 9 years old, Daniel is a successful second-grade student who can already walk short distances independently. He is a remarkably well-rounded boy: he plays chess, collects old coins, and searches for rare four-leaf clovers. But his true passion is sports. Daniel loves football and hockey, enjoys attending matches, and dreams of one day stepping onto the field as a player himself.
However, to move forward, he needs professional help. A new rehabilitation course will help improve his coordination and teach Daniel how to better control his body.
Let's come together to help this boy complete this important stage and get one step closer to his big dream!
