Georgy was born on time with good health indicators, but over time, his parents noticed developmental delays, and at the age of two, he was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy. Now 6 years old, Georgy is growing up to be a very sociable and creative child: he loves animals, draws, crafts, and is actively preparing for school.
Georgy learned to walk independently at 16 months, but due to sudden growth spurts, his condition has deteriorated. Now, because of severe spasticity in his legs, he has stopped being able to get up from the floor on his own and can no longer stand or walk for long without support. To restore these skills and prevent further complications, Georgy urgently needs regular sessions with professional rehabilitologists.
A physical therapy (PT) course will help ease muscle tone, improve joint mobility, and strengthen his muscles. This will give the boy a chance to move confidently and actively again. Georgy dreams of running and jumping just like other children. Let’s help him regain his progress and take a step toward independence!
