Dinar Gadelshin was born at 31 week of pregnancy. He weighed 1,700 grams and was 43 cm long. He did not scream and was blue. Doctors immediately took the baby away and began to fight for his life. At 3.5 months the boy was diagnosed with spastic tetraparesis, partial atrophy of the optic nerve, convergent strabismus and in a year - cerebral palsy.
Due to eye problems, at the beginning any physical exercises were prohibited for Dinar. Rehabilitation classes started when he was 4.5 months. Due to this, the boy began to roll over and showed interest towards toys for the first time.
When Dinar was 1 year and 11 months, it turned out that he had sensorineural hearing loss of the 4th grade. After a year of waiting in line for cochlear implantation, Dinar was operated on.
Now, at the age of 6, Dinar does not sit, does not stand, does not walk, does not speak. However, Dinar really likes to stand with support on his feet, watch cartoons and leaf through books. In addition, he can roll over from the back to the stomach and back, can get on all fours himself, can sit with support on his hands; can eat porridge himself with a spoon. Dinar's recovery and development continues, and his parents really need help in purchasing a standing frame for Dinar's home rehabilitation so that the boy could stand on his own, without support.
Let us all together help Dinar on his way to independence!
