Polina’s hand became mobile

After a course of exercises with specialists, Polya’s left limb no longer hangs limply. Thank you for your help!

Due to a birth injury, Polina’s left brachial plexus was damaged. The arm could not fully straighten at the elbow and became shorter over time. Numerous procedures did not produce significant changes. A course with specialists was needed — they restore the functions of the damaged muscles step by step.

- Thank you very much for your kindness and concern! Without your support, my daughter would not have been able to undergo much-needed rehabilitation," says her mother. – This time the changes are huge. Polina had her shoulder blade replaced, which increased her range of motion. She can now raise her left arm up.

The muscles stretched a little, and the tension and stiffness left my arm. The child's movements became clearer and more confident. Previously, Polina took the pencil more slowly and with less force, but now the grip has become confident.

After rehabilitation, Polya began to ride a bicycle freely, without fear that the handlebars would slip out of her left hand when turning. Her mother notes her independence. Thank you for restoring the child’s freedom of movement!